Sentence examples for example force from inspiring English sources

Parents who, for example, force their child into marriage are increasingly being regarded as committing a crime in westernised countries.

(He might, for example, force them to open stores in less alluring malls if they wish to secure more prime locations).

The Treasury cannot, for example, force them to write down mortgage principal to mitigate defaults, even though taxpayers rather than shareholders would bear any associated costs.

Can China and Brazil, for example, force the US to cough up more than the paltry $1bn it recently announced to help the poorest countries cope with the impact of climate change?

But he acknowledges that under his view of the enumerated powers, "Congress could, for example, force everybody to obtain food vouchers, join a grocery club, or demonstrate they had plans for paying for their food — paying some sort of fine if they did not".

With his use of the word "comprehensive" in his speech Tuesday, Mr. Obama indicated that negotiators planned to go beyond tariffs and attempt to eliminate regulatory inconsistencies that, for example, force the German carmaker Audi to build different versions of its vehicles for the U.S. and European markets, or require drug makers to seek approvals for new medicines on both continents.

Nearby Brescia, for example, forced its bishop to flee the city.

Mr. James added that he hoped others would follow Mr. Jones's example, forcing a cancellation of the festival.

Russian opposition to further sanctions against Iran, for example, forced the U.S. and Europe to go it alone.

Last summer's drought restrictions in Wichita Falls, Texas, for example, forced the Castaway Cove attraction to truck in 9,000 gallons of water a day to stay afloat.

The country's independent press has been systematically harassed, for example, forcing two of its most prominent editors to emigrate and run publications online from abroad.