Sentence examples for exists to force from inspiring English sources

A senior member of the New Komeito Party, the Liberal Democrats' largest coalition partner, told the Yomiuri Shimbun that the momentum exists to force Mr. Mori's resignation.

While the Ministry of Agriculture has guidelines for how captive animals should be raised, they are broad and vague enough that no legal recourse exists to force Grandview Mall Ocean World to shut down. .

They exist to force you into thinking how their presence has somehow destabilised the architectural certitudes amidst which they exist.

Only recently has the technology, and the legal willpower existed to force the polluting companies and their successors to start discussing a cleanup.

BSR does not exist to force Vale to respect human rights and the environment, that's the job of organizations like Amazon Watch, the government and other bodies.

A spokesman for Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada told VICE there was nothing hazardous in the material shipped and no laws exist to force Makris to recall the shipping containers.

A spokesman for Canada's Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development told VICE there was nothing hazardous in the material shipped and that no laws exist to force Makris to recall the shipping containers.

Budgetary and logistic restrictions always exist to force both modelling and experimental work into a limited spatiotemporal or organizational context.

Training tools exist to force the fingers into a tripod position when holding the pencil.

Especially because, for every success story like Fargo or Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp, there are still dozens that exist purely to force you into an unending state of blank depression.

Moreover, no effective civilian police force exists to take over security duties after military operations.