Sentence examples for being forced to bring from inspiring English sources

FiveThirtyEight's Ben Casselman wonders whether the difference is based on jurors being more inclined to trust police; prosecutors being less inclined to make cases aggressively against police; or prosecutors being forced to bring weak cases against police, due to political pressure.We do not have the data to answer that question, and realistically, we never will.

Martin said it was impossible to predict how many pubs might close as a result of being forced to bring in the national living wage but he said his feeling was that the economic pressure would be felt more in Port Talbot, Bridgend or Ashington than in Notting Hill Gate.

In an interview with Bild am Sonntag, Daimler's chairman, Dieter Zetsche, suggested that being forced to bring in more women would be a dangerous step for the company: "If conditions in Germany deteriorate, we'll have to think about moving production elsewhere".

This sort of thing must never happen again - a full house, a terrific finish unfolding, and the umpires being forced to bring it all to a crashing halt.

Being forced to bring in cards to all of my classmates, even the ones I despised, always felt shady.

She would detail some of them, but that would change the entire focus of the post and would give her beloved offspring the opportunity to roll their eyes and remind her that whatever she did didn't erase years of Hot Pockets dinners and being forced to bring bags of home-popped popcorn to the movies.

Mary Ann is forced to bring a lawsuit against her parents.

She is forced to bring up her sons alone.

You are forced to bring a gun or not participate in the fight.

For the third day running in Jerez, Red Bull were forced to bring an early end to their test.

"So whether we like it or not, as an Indonesian citizen, we were forced to bring him home".