Sentence examples for force persons from inspiring English sources

The government continued to force persons to participate in its national service program, often for periods of indefinite duration.

The government continued to force persons to participate in its national service programme, often for periods of indefinite duration.

There has also been a shift in the tactics of gun violence prevention (GVP) organizations towards a greater focus on state-level gun issues rather than only thinking and organizing in national terms; an example of this being the spread of laws which force persons served with a domestic abuse order to turn in their guns.

If the officers of arms were not presented with sufficient proof of the right to use a coat of arms, they were also empowered to deface monuments which bore these arms and to force persons bearing such arms to sign a disclaimer that they would cease using them.

On an average day 82 residents of N.Y.C. do something that forces persons around them to suspect the presence of a mental disease and to take steps to get them to a public hospital for observation and possible treatment.

Mandatory testing and health evaluation offend bodily integrity by forcing persons to submit their bodies to unwanted touching and visual inspection (Allen 2014).

In 2016 the government introduced new rules forcing "Persons of Significant control" behind formerly anonymous firms to name themselves, saying: "Companies that disguise who owns or controls them are not playing by the rules and have something to hide".

Whether the perpetrator was known or unknown was not associated with the sex of the forcing person.

Persons and things alike are energetic bundles of collocated forces, but the superior rational force of persons can resist others and is capable of autonomy.

Prosecutors argued that this law was put in place for "law-abiding" citizens, not for someone trying to force another person into an illegal act such as prostitution.

The men have been charged with false imprisonment, conspiracy to hold a person in servitude and conspiracy to force a person to work.