Sentence examples for decisions forcing from inspiring English sources

This means making fast decisions, forcing people to take responsibility for their actions and ditching unpromising businesses.

Last year, for example, investors fled Shumway Capital Partners after its leader, Chris Shumway, announced that he was handing over investment decisions, forcing the firm to close.

Experts say creating a better and sustainable welfare system will mean making tough political decisions: forcing state-owned enterprises and the wealthy to pay more, providing stable, long-term funding for local governments, increasing oversight, raising the retirement age and reducing some of the glaring disparities in benefits.

By the late 1950s, court decisions forcing film studios to divest themselves of theater chains and the competitive pressure of television had caused significant financial distress at MGM.

Bad business decisions forced Stax into insolvency in 1975.

Britain's banking bosses should face jail if their decisions force fresh bailouts, the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards said yesterday.

These decisions force us to anticipate what our transformed selves will be like — something which, in principle, we can't know.

Although some bad business decisions forced the sale of Sinclair Research's computer business to Lord Alan Sugar's Amstrad in 1986, the Spectrum remains a 1980s icon.

Most parents never have to make the decisions forced onto Heidi and Carl.

Amtrak keeps breaking its ridership records but congressional funding decisions force the company to use decades-old equipment and outdated infrastructure such as century-old tunnels.

If congressional action or court decisions force the EPA to revise the standard, that would likely please CASAC, which sent a sharply critical letter to Johnson on 7 April 2008.