Sentence examples for consider forced from inspiring English sources

There is also an increasing tendency to treat as rape an act of sexual intercourse by a husband with his wife against her will and to consider forced prostitution and sexual slavery as forms of rape.

Gay pornography, by contrast, has included condoms since the 1980s, because producers assume some actors are infected and because many gay men consider forced testing an invasion of privacy.

Consider forced choices in saving lives.

An alternative approach is taken in this study to take into account the dynamic nature of ink transfer and to consider forced wetting and forced dewetting.

The first section underlines that without military engagement or legitimate threats to civilian security, stakeholders cannot consider forced displacements during conflict to be legitimate.

Leszczyńska said: "It's sick to consider forcing women to give a birth to a fatally damaged child.

A Labour government could consider forcing savers to invest in pensions and making sure fund trustees have qualifications in financial matters, the shadow pensions minister has said.

So there is potential in revitalising the voluntary approach, and it must be right that we exploit this before we consider forcing people to save more.

They also consider forcing of a pair of coupled oscillators.

It could be time to consider forcing people to vote because more than 20 million do not take part in elections, a Welsh MP has said.

Brockovich said regulators should consider forcing the company to bury or cover its lines.