Sentence examples for force the provision from inspiring English sources

A health select committee report published in August gave a clear indication that the lack of beds had become dangerous and that some doctors had started to section patients, who wouldn't usually be regarded as unwell enough to fulfil the criteria, because that is the only way to force the provision of a bed.

The use of the word 'forfeit' in conjunction with the word 'pay' does not force the conclusion that the provision is criminal.

Viacom President and Chief Operating Officer Mel Karmazin Mel Karmazin said he did not believe the current language of the provision would force the network to sell off any of its stations and the company may challenge it in court.

Before *(11) Member States shall bring into force the provisions necessary to comply with this Directive.

The law grants the Justice Department little leeway in deciding whether to start an initial review in a case involving a Cabinet official because its provisions force the Justice Department to open an inquiry anytime there is potential criminal conduct, even if the grounds appear to be insubstantial.

The Tories might force the government to amend this provision.

In the compromise measure that emerged from negotiations with the White House, House Democrats agreed to drop a provision to force the automakers to end their legal challenges to state emissions standards, including a lawsuit in California.

The current draft Republican platform, agreed to on Tuesday, features a variety of controversial provisions that include calling internet pornography "a public health crisis", implied support for conversion therapy for gay youths, and a provision to force the federal government to hand over public lands to states.

Such a provision would force the largest banks to shrink down and sell off some assets to fit under the cap.

Our political classes and the media have just demanded that we avoid the "fiscal cliff" on the grounds that its austerity provisions would force the U.S. into a gratuitous recession.

The group is encouraging factories to sign up to minimum standards for pay and working conditions that include an end to child, bonded and forced labour, the provision of toilets and drinking water, and a requirement to pay at least the minimum wage.