Sentence examples for fire forcible from inspiring English sources
In addition, the website server is positioned in a professional data centre and is physically secured against fire, forcible entry and vandalism.
No attack (forcible or sexual) on adult females was recorded.
Azerbaijan was condemned by HRW for its use of aerial bombing in densely populated civilian areas and both sides were criticized for indiscriminate fire, hostage-taking and the forcible displacement of civilians.
For more than 135 hours, spanning more than a dozen weekends, I learned about fire behavior (and how to put one out), forcible entry, CPR, searches and rescues, tying knots and climbing and working with ladders, some of which rise -- like our tower ladder -- as high as 75 feet.
Human Rights Watch findings concluded that during the Kalbajar offensive Armenian forces committed numerous violations of the rules of war, including forcible exodus of civilian population, indiscriminate fire and hostage-taking.
Human Rights Watch concluded that during the Kelbajar offensive Armenian forces committed numerous violations of the rules of war, including the forcible exodus of a civilian population, indiscriminate fire, and taking of hostages.
Lockhart Steele was fired from Vox Media last year after an incident of forcible kissing.
Shiloh Residential Treatment Center has come under fire in the past for allegations of serious misconduct, including forcible medication and unwarranted use of physical restraints ― a problem that Williams said children housed there also complained of.
"Battalion Chief Willie Bailey with Fairfax County Fire and Rescue told the News-Press that Gore attempted forcible entry into the mosque, threw devices into the parking lot of the mosque and set off a hoax explosive device in the mosque's parking lot.
The leadership in Russian painting passed in the 16th century to the more cosmopolitan art of the Moscow school, and the final dissolution of the Novgorod school came with the forcible transfer of Novgorod artists to Moscow after a fire in the capital in 1547.
