Sentence examples for be forced to identify from inspiring English sources

One compromise would allow France to label "traditional ros? to set it apart, though New World exporters would not be forced to identify blended wine.

One idea is to allow France to label "traditional rosé" to set it apart, though New World exporters would not be forced to identify blended wine.

And civil liberty groups have warned that every worker wanting to join a strike picket could be forced to identify themselves to police, carry a letter of authorisation and wear an armband.

Websites will soon be forced to identify people who have posted defamatory messages online.

No reason why we should be forced to identify ourselves in order to consume a page; the problem comes if we want to respond on a level playing field in comments.

Baute forced the issue of the woman's anonymity, arguing in June that the case should be dismissed or the woman be forced to identify herself because Rose had been badly disadvantaged by her hidden identity.

If you were forced to identify a theme from Toronto this year, it would have to be torture.

The Swiss bank was forced to identify some of its American clients and was fined $780 million for helping tax evasion.

As the excruciating story plays out, we're forced to identify with Judy's impossible position and follow her down the awful road to death.

And because battery power was so scarce, I was forced to identify the apps I truly needed, versus the ones that merely took up space on my devices.

You are forced to identify yourself to the seller (and to Big Brother, watching over his shoulder) -- and if it's not a CD, you have to sign a restrictive contract which denies you the rights we all enjoyed.