Sentence examples for force to stage from inspiring English sources

"If the military uses force to stage a coup, it will create a lot more problems".

The KLA stepped up its attacks in 1997 with arms obtained in Albania, prompting the Yugoslav military, largely a Serbian force, to stage a major crackdown in the rebel-held Drenica region in early 1998.

The bloodshed shocked the nation of almost 80 million, where the army last used force to stage a successful coup more than 30 years ago, and shattered fragile confidence in the stability of a NATO member state already rocked by Islamic State suicide bombings and an insurgency by Kurdish militants.

That's why a broad coalition of women's organisations have joined forces to stage a feminist lobby of parliament.

Instead, the Giants were forced to stage a comeback before experiencing the ultimate seesaw of emotions in the final seconds.

He was forced from his job as an accountant in 1999, he says, after working with democratic forces to stage a vote on a shadow parliament.

In that picture, Simpson, along with Sam Waterston and James Brolin, plays an astronaut forced to stage the first manned mission to Mars in a desert.

The timing appeared to coincide with an order issued on Sunday by Mullah Muhammad Omar, the Taliban leader, for his forces to stage an orderly withdrawal.

After suffering a humiliating defeat - by 324 to 316 - Mr Major was forced to stage a confidence motion the following day.

For example, August von Kotzebue, whose work Goethe was reluctantly forced to stage at Weimar, wrote more than 200 melodramas and exerted an enormous influence in England and France.

Philip Hammond, shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, told the Guardian last month that a Tory government might be forced to stage a rapid post-election budget to calm the markets and prevent a drop in Britain's credit rating.