Sentence examples similar to favour forced from inspiring English sources

Some officials favour forcing traders to disclose large short positions.Two questions hang over these efforts.

But it was not until October 2011, when Cas ruled in Merritt's favour, forcing the IOC to drop Rule 45, that he could think about defending his Olympic title.

An appeals panel found in his favour, forcing British Swimming to consider his case for selection under discretionary criteria within their own policy, based around fitness and medical issues.

Normal amplitude of the Ca2+ transient with slower kinetics would be expected to favour force production, but this was not the case here.

While Sanger was against abortion, she was in favour of forced sterilisation and segregation.

That's the benefit of being separate from a woke-monolith that would favour the forced over the honest.

It may be argued that Wilde did Gide a favour by forcing him to acknowledge his true nature, but the manner of it remains somewhat shocking.

This keeps the bank in French hands and its boss, Jean Peyrelevade, in power.Mr Van Miert has also done Crédit Lyonnais a favour by forcing it to close 73 of its 1,923 French branches over the next two years.

Mr Obama's 50-state strategy helped to swing nine states in his favour while forcing Mr McCain to devote valuable resources to defending what should have been solid Republican territory.

Then came the truly bold move by Silver as he called on the other 29 owners to vote in favour of forcing Sterling to sell the Clippers.

Indeed, since we are against it in this way, we regard a potential change in our own opinion in favour of forcing women to wear a veil as a change for the worse, and are disposed to resist it.