Sentence examples similar to compulsory forces from inspiring English sources

It also notes "each party recognises the goal of eliminating all forms of forced or compulsory labour, including forced or compulsory child labour".

The biggest proposed savings come from making it compulsory for police forces to buy things together to increase their negotiating power.

Marcy, the overweight, painfully shy, very clever heroine of Gymsuit, has a stinker of a dad to deal with – a patriarchal oppressor of the old school – as well as compulsory PE, which forces her to come up with a series of excuses to avoid baring all to her classmates (hence the title).

Young looks to a compulsory heterosexuality that forces us to focus on the features of a body connected to sexual reproduction vaginas and clitorises, for example, rather than belly buttons and to connect these features to one another as well as to certain other features largish breasts, for example.

But if it is allowed to stand, the ruling establishes an important point of principle, which is that while compulsory purchase can force people out of their homes, it cannot force them out of their communities.

The government enacted a compulsory licensing law, forcing drug makers to license products to the generic industry, even while the patent was in force.

In another passage, Qaddafi calls compulsory education a "forced stultification of the masses" and urges a "worldwide cultural revolution to emancipate man's mind from curricula of fanaticism".

"There can be no defense of a government that engages in compulsory sterilization and forced abortions in the name of population control".