Sentence examples for basis of forced from inspiring English sources

"They are not understanding well that the United Nations Security Council is in a good mood to find compromises with the United States, but not on the basis of forced decisions that other countries will find very hard to swallow".

The Soviet Union, for instance, industrialized largely on the basis of forced labour and eliminated the entrepreneur, while in Japan strong state involvement stimulated and sustained the entrepreneur's role.

"Any Saudi concerns over the 'vulnerability' of juvenile prisoners, mentioned in the film, were entirely absent when they executed Mustafa Abkar and Ali Al Ribh on the basis of forced 'confessions.'... Now more than ever, the international community must call on Saudi Arabia to halt juvenile executions, once and for all".

Extensive study on the molecular basis of forced differentiation in leukemic cells may be critical for the development of rational differentiation therapy for other subtypes of acute myeloid leukemia.

For short term current predictions the normal procedure is to run a numerical model over a future time step on the basis of forcing of causal variables such as wind and tide over a future time step.

On the basis of force balance, the expression of vertical apparent shear stress was obtained.

Incremental crack extension is formulated on the basis of force balance of continuum dislocations during cyclic flow.

To understand the basis of force-driven RhoA activation, we considered critical GEFs (activators) and GAPs (inactivators) on bone marrow MSC lineage fate.

This paper presents a novel concept that extends the theoretical basis of force flow analysis to a much broader scope, referred to as effort flow analysis, addressing component combinations having varying degrees of relative motion.

Since conflict between people is inevitable, even in a purely rational constitution some things have to be decided on the basis of force alone.[25] Rehberg was also convinced of the necessity of elite rule, of the need for someone to make judgements about what is in the best interest of everyone.

The problem is, if you rule an alliance of countries simply on the basis of force and power, the legitimacy goes away.