Sentence examples for forced a decision from inspiring English sources

It forced a decision, he said, to "focus on what we think the customer wants".

Denny Hamlin and his crew chief, Mike Ford, were in a tough spot Monday, leading a Sprint Cup race with a dominant car and eight laps to go when a caution forced a decision.

When it was nearing time for Milly to follow, it forced a decision: should they have a go at making the Staves a full-time concern or wait another three years?

Kenneth W. Prewitt, director of the Census Bureau in the Clinton administration, lamented the time pressures that forced a decision before a cause for the conflict in the numbers could be found.

The White House spokesman, Jay Carney, at a briefing with reporters on Wednesday before the State Department released its announcement, was sharply critical of the Republican-sponsored legislation that he said had forced a decision before the project could be fully studied and might have unwittingly delayed it.

When DoubleClick was put on the market by its private equity investors that forced a decision point on the other players.

"They must do it," he said of his plan for forcing a decision.

There's no issue, like leaving office, to force a decision.

But the prospect of a prolonged strike could force a decision to go back to work.

Downtown residents and businesses have pushed government officials to force a decision about the Deutsche Bank building.

Several other members said they welcomed this, adding that often only the United States has the power to force a decision.