Sentence examples for been forced to modify from inspiring English sources

It is ironic that but for a tied vote in the Lords, the government would have been forced to modify its legal aid domestic violence policy.

In the past few weeks, Mr. Bloomberg has suffered several setbacks, been forced to modify signature demands and backed down from high-profile fights.

Still, the teenage-strumpet look is ubiquitous, so much so that many schools have been forced to modify dress codes to address concerns that are as much practical as moral.

The importance of this vulture ecosystem service has recently been noted in Europe, where sanitary restrictions derived from the bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) have produced such a high impact on scavengers and ecosystems that the European Union has been forced to modify the legislation (i.e. Regulation (EC) No 1069/2009) [1069/2009

Theresa May was forced to modify her plans for universities this year in the face of strong opposition in the House of Lords.

All of which cleverly knocks you out your Hitman comfort zones because you're forced to modify your strategy with each escalation.

Tagliabue, appointed by Goodell to handle a second round of player appeals after Goodell was forced to modify his original discipline, walked a tightrope in his ruling Tuesday.

And when he reflects on the implication – that it is acceptable to reduce human numbers by starving people to death – Sir David may well be forced to modify his words.

But she was forced to modify her position after coming under pressure by shadow cabinet ministers and three of the four leadership contenders who said it was wrong to support the government's welfare cuts.

But Google's approach failed to appease Beijing, and Google was forced to modify it again late last month, by offering users a link on Google.cn rather than the automatic referral to the Hong Kong site.

For the first time, Caravaggio painted a picture that displeased his patrons within the church, and for the first time, he was forced to modify his aggressive insistence on the theme of holy poverty.