The phrase "are forced to study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where someone is compelled or required to engage in studying, often against their will or preference.
Example: "Students who are forced to study often struggle to find motivation and enjoyment in their learning."
Alternatives: "are required to study" or "are compelled to study".
Finally, globalization has meant an increased demand for policy advice and a new role for think tanks that are forced to study policy alternatives from around the globe and then adapt them to their local context.
Tension grows as young men talk about cellphone videos showing Muslim girls with Christian boys, or as Christian parents complain that their children are forced to study the Koran in public schools.
The administration chose not to follow our advice, despite the fact that this minister is directly responsible for the content of the textbooks that both incite violence and violate the rights of million of children in Saudi Arabia who are forced to study such material.
But Jiang's July 1st speech did not explicitly outline this invitation, and for the millions of Chinese who are forced to study the "Three Represents" in their work units the twenty-thousand-word-speech is an exercise in tautology: "All relations of production and superstructures, regardless of their nature, develop with the development of productive forces...
But Jiang's July 1st speech did not explicitly outline this invitation, and for the millions of Chinese who are forced to study the "Three Represents" in their work units the twenty-thousand-word-speech is an exercise in tautology: "All relations of production and superstructures, regardless of their nature, develop with the development of productive forces..
Non-Malays who are forced to study abroad for lack of university places at home actually get a better education, and feel more of an obligation to make the most of their opportunities.Anwar Ibrahim, a former deputy prime minister and now a leading opposition figure, argues that all forms of affirmative action should be abolished.
"College is very important in that you're forced to study stuff you're not interested in," his father says.
This long-term result is hardly to be expected when a child is forced to study under threats.
For five years, European governments have been forced to study the UK's EU debate in detail.
Thousands of black children and teenagers had taken to the streets of Soweto in June 1976 to protest at being forced to study in Afrikaans.
Most of the other female students had been forced to study the supposedly "feminine" subjects of weaving or ceramics too.
