Sentence examples for constituted force from inspiring English sources
As the female police officer had gone beyond her duties in grabbing the woman (since she did not intend to charge her with an offence, but was still using force) it was held that this constituted "force".
"The measures taken by legally constituted forces were a legitimate response to the violence of those who rejected dialogue and opted for radicalism," the statement said.
The supreme court stopped short of ruling that the regulations constituted forced or compulsory labour, but said the 2011 regulations creating the programme were invalid as they did not contain a sufficiently detailed "prescribed description" of the schemes.
While the supreme court stopped short of ruling that the regulations constituted forced or compulsory labour, it decided that it was unlawful for the government to fail to supply parliament and hundreds of thousands of jobseekers with proper information about the so-called "workfare" schemes they were forced to undertake at pain of losing jobseeker's allowance.
Any application of physical contact, regardless of harm caused, can constitute force.
Should human trafficking constitute forced labour alone, or should it include forced prostitution, forced marriage and debt bondage?
The difficult issue is what constitutes "forced relinquishment".
But the supreme court ruled that they did not constitute forced labour.
The non-payment of wages, confiscation of documents and inability of workers to leave their employer constitute forced labour under UN rules.
The upper court said on Friday that there was not a big safety threat posed by Cho's actions and returning the plane that was taxiing did not constitute forcing a change in the plane's route.
The obligation to repay these debts, combined with the non-payment of wages, confiscation of documents and inability of workers to leave their place of work, constitute forced labour, a form of modern-day slavery estimated to affect up to 21 million people across the globe.
