Sentence examples for cases of force from inspiring English sources

According to Just Fair, the UN agreement to "recognise the the right of everyone to an adequate standard of living … including housing" only allows reduction in rights to housing in cases of "force majeure", including natural disaster and war, and cuts executed during financial crises must be ended when the crisis is over.

The rule - article 6.6.2 of the technical regulations - dictates that cars must make their way back to the pits under their own power but says that exceptions may be made in cases of force majeure.

It stated that, except in cases of "force majeure" (i.e., an act of God such as severe weather), airlines had to offer you any available seat on a competitor's next flight out in the event that your original flight was canceled or severely delayed.

Aiding them are social campaigners and lawyers who have documented cases of forced late-term abortions.

There have been well-known cases of forced abortions or sterilizations across China.

"We want to know, especially in cases of forced migration," she said, "what really does happen when women go back".

There have been 378 documented cases of forced disappearances between the months of April and September alone.

In July, Human Rights Watch said it had documented dozens of cases of forced recruitment by M23 forces since March, including of children.

She also ventures to remote villages where local officials are charged by the central government with maintaining the one-child policy, leading to cases of forced abortions.

Hindus account for about 2 percent of Pakistan's 180-million-strong population, and human rights groups report up to 25 cases of forced conversion a month.

He says that, despite successfully bringing cases of forced labour – where they have prosecuted families for buying women from another state and forcing them into domestic servitude – they have persistently failed to bring cases of bride trafficking to court.