Sentence examples for be necessary to force from inspiring English sources

But critics and some commissioners suggested restrictions might be necessary to force the company to honor its commitments.

But he warned that if newspapers were not prepared to join a revamped PCC it would be necessary to force Ofcom to act as a "backstop regulator".

But he warned that if newspapers were not prepared to join a revamped regulator, despite financial incentives to do so, it would be necessary to force Ofcom to act as a "backstop regulator".

We are now evaluating what course of action will be necessary to force them to prioritize the safety of their customers over additional money in their pockets," he said.

The Anti-Discrimination Center, the New York City fair housing group that brought the suit against the county 16 months ago, said others among the 31 municipalities earmarked for new housing remained resistant, and more legal action against Westchester may be necessary to force compliance.

Those supporting the action realised that it could put the club into administration but argued that such drastic action could be necessary to force the changes they want.

Cracking down on expressions of discontent is necessary to force through neoliberal reforms of the higher education sector.

The group must come together quickly and be ready to bring whatever pressure is necessary to force Mr. Mugabe to finally cede real power.

He also never bought the view that PR was necessary to force Labour to become electable and centrist, arguing that he had achieved that through his leadership.

It was thought that the condition was necessary to force blood through narrowed arteries, and that lowering blood pressure could result in a patient's death.

Last year, Judge Leonie M. Brinkema of the United States District Court in Alexandria, Va., ruled that Mr. Risen was protected by a qualified "reporter's privilege" that allowed her to balance whether it was necessary to force him to disclose his sources.