Sentence examples for corrective force from inspiring English sources

Many analysts say that India needs a politically engaged middle class as a corrective force.

Epilogue is the corrective force here, the voice of the playwright checking his own romantic, realistic bent.

At some point Fury's bluster is going to run into the corrective force of the better boxer, just as Chisora discovered against Haye, and Haye against Wladimir Klitschko.

In Britain parents can strike, not bruise; in Canada children aged 2-12 can be struck, but not with objects or on the head: "minor corrective force of a transitory and trifling nature" is allowed.

Both Bergson's and Meredith's essays have been criticized for focussing so exclusively on comedy as a socially corrective force and for limiting the scope of laughter to its derisive power.

Similarly, it has also been held that Rule 35's corrective force extends to a sentence illegal by reason of the fact that the defendant upon whom it was imposed was insane at the time of sentencing.

It applies corrective forces to a limited area and acts especially in the frontal plane.

These are actually a bit contradictory since strong corrective forces imply tight linkage, but most people don't notice that.

See Eastman Kodak (Section 2 is "directed to discrete situations" in which the behavior of firms with monopoly power "threatens to defeat or forestall the corrective forces of competition").

Even when viewed independently, these two prongs of Microsoft's campaign threatened to "forestall the corrective forces of competition" and thereby perpetuate Microsoft's monopoly power in the relevant market.

Administration officials said they offered up the data with hopes that its release would administer a market corrective, forcing hospitals to take greater heed of competitors while arming ordinary people with information they could use to seek a better deal.