The phrase "arranged to force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something has been organized or structured in a way that compels or pressures a certain outcome or action.
Example: "The meeting was arranged to force a decision on the budget cuts."
Alternatives: "set up to compel" or "organized to pressure".
Although gold cannot advance his own rabbits to goal this turn, he can arrange to force silver to push gold's rabbit to goal for him.
Basically, sets of magnets arranged to point their force outwards.
At 19 00 on 20 August, a 20-minute ceasefire was arranged to allow German forces to evacuate a large convoy of medical vehicles.
One means chosen by the government to raise money was a capital levy, introduced in 1942, arranged to fall with punitive force upon the non-Muslim communities and upon the Dönme (a Jewish sect that had adopted Islam).
Jasvinder Sanghera, a campaigner on behalf of Asian women, fled her parents' home after they attempted to force her into an arranged marriage when she was just 14.
The lack of income and opportunities to earn has driven families to arrange forced and early marriages of their daughters for a bride price.
While it is possible that the insurgents will concentrate in the mountain valleys, General Campbell said his goal was to arrange forces to keep insurgents from Kabul, the country's capital.
He said the allies are in communication with the Libyan units about what they need to do, where to go and how to arrange their forces to avoid attack, but there was "no indication" that the government's ground forces were following the instructions.
Danish officials said the rule, which has been criticized by Muslim groups, was introduced to clamp down on arranged or forced marriages in which young Muslim women were being brought into the country, sometimes against their will.
Muslim elites which, rightly, insist on equality before the law need to confront questions they would rather duck, including gay rights, polygamy and the often fuzzy line between arranged and forced marriage.This valuable book may also force Europeans to question the self-image of their continent as an essentially secular place.
