Sentence examples for be forced to direct from inspiring English sources

He argued that pension schemes should be forced to direct a portion of investments into British companies.

"If the United Nations does not adhere to these deadlines," Mayor Bloomberg said, "the city will be forced to direct the cessation of all public school visits to the United Nations".

His team was down by 10-0 before he had thrown a pass, and he was forced to direct an offense trying to play catch-up.

But with content moderation issues continuing to rise up the political agenda, not to mention causing recurring problems with advertisers, tech giants may find themselves being forced to direct a lot more of their resources towards scrubbing problems lurking in the darker corners of their platforms.

It was overly formal, and highly restrictive -- journalists were forced to direct the same question to both leaders, who were forbidden from speaking to each other.

Despite a settlement agreement, a federal judge said he was forced to take direct control of reform efforts in 2012.

France directed its aggression against the Dutch in 1672, and by the spring of 1674, Sweden was forced to take part by directing forces towards Brandenburg, under the lead of Karl Gustav Wrangel.

Finally Shea's superiors were forced to take a more direct approach.

The new rules, enabling asylum-seekers who come overland via a 'secure third country' to be sent back at once, mean that refugees will be forced to come direct to Germany by sea or air.

Surely they wouldn't be forced to endure another badly acted, badly directed film about a wealthy and self-pitying royal?

At times Al Mansour was even forced to direct over the phone because Saudi law prohibits men and women from being seen together in public, reported Deadline.