Sentence examples for force the value from inspiring English sources

While they probably won't hesitate to wipe out equity holders in failed financial institutions and will perhaps force the value of bondholders' investments to be trimmed, they will do everything they can to protect counterparties so that the system doesn't collapse.

"He regards himself as entitled to force the value he holds on other people".

Hayek warned that the conservative is "less concerned with the problem of how the powers of government should be limited than with that of who wields them" and said "he regards himself as entitled to force the value he holds on other people".

"He regards himself as entitled to force the value he holds on other people". The true liberal, wrote Hayek, "will never regard himself as entitled to impose [his own spiritual beliefs] on others and that for him the spiritual and the temporal are different spheres which ought not to be confused". The classical liberal, or libertarian, tradition is not some variant of conservatism.

At each hemi-segment, activation produced a rise in muscle force, the value of which was dependent, in the model, on the amount of Ca2+ bound to the protein filaments, the length and rate of change of length of the muscle segment, and time-dependent processes (Williams, 2010).

Japan has recently moved to force down the value of the yen.

The court may force the defendant to disgorge the value he received from the plaintiff.

The higher cost of oil reduces the surplus by forcing up the value of Japanese imports.

The safeguard worked like this: by enforcing a minimum exchange rate against the euro, the SNB forced down the value of the Swiss franc.

Do not the two forces together produce a combined effect on the third party every time, though neither force knows the value of the other force?

When negligible forces were present during the task, the lowest value (according to ULRA) was assigned, which was 0.5 N. In order to calculate the relative value of force, the force value was related to the maximum force calculated for a given upper limb posture and a given force type (see Appendix).