Sentence examples for be forced to decline from inspiring English sources

An S.E.C. memo on the committee's proposed budget warns: "We may be forced to decline to prosecute certain persons who violate the law; settle cases on terms we might otherwise not prefer; name fewer defendants in a given action; restrict the types of investigative techniques employed; or conclude investigations earlier than we otherwise would".

Pasternak was forced to decline the prize.

And she has been forced to decline a number of speaking engagements.

Davies offered Edgar Wright the opportunity to direct the episode, but Wright was forced to decline, as he was still working on Shaun of the Dead.

He was soon offered a chance to be a judge at the 1958 ISSF World Shooting Championships, but was forced to decline due to his obligations with the CIA.

Once again, she was offered the role, but, stipulating she only would be interested in a one year commitment, producers were forced to decline.

The Chief of Naval Operations authorized the use of the obsolete destroyer, but placed so many restrictions on its use Newport was forced to decline the offer.

On Sunday, the current chief executive of RBS - Stephen Hester - was forced to decline a million pound share bonus after the award had been attacked by all major British political parties.

Reportedly wary of his image as a paragon of religious conservatism, Santorum was forced to decline an offer from then Sen. Sam Brownback (R-Kansas) -- a leading Christian conservative -- to appear on the stump.

The rights to host the tournament had originally been awarded to Czechoslovakia but they were forced to decline the rights following the Soviet-led Warsaw Pact invasion of the nation in August 1968.

That friend had been selected for the job and then was forced to decline because of troubles with South Korea's mandatory military conscription, according to Choi's agent, Sang Lee.