Sentence examples for forced by statute from inspiring English sources

Everywhere the opposition is forced by statute to make its stand not on climate change arguments, but on old grounds.

Property owners forced by existing statute to accept drilling under their property are also not adequately protected.

He adds: "I wouldn't be more opposed to more rigorous quotas, behind and in front of the camera, if we as a production company were forced by some kind of statute.

"For the first time ever," Ms. Blakey said, "it protects 94percentt of the air traffic control work force by statute".

He replaced his reactionary Cabinet with a reformist one (1847) and was soon forced by the spread of revolutionary ideas to grant a statute for representative government (March 5, 1848).

Likewise, Mr. Reagan was forced by Congress to accept the resignation of his tragicomic interior secretary, James Watt, who used his office to undermine the statutes he was sworn to uphold.

The basic hate crime definition is not provided by statute, and police forces are encouraged to include types of hate crime identified as a priority in their areas.

Mr. Waxman said that to accept Alabama's position would be to "drive a wedge right through the heart of this court's cases that hold that substantive regulations mandated by statute have the force of law".

The blasphemy statute, forced upon Pakistan by the military dictator Zia ul Haq, was one of the first examples in Pakistan of manipulation and exploitation of Islam for political gain.

The new military commissions rule book notes that indefinite detention after acquittal by military commission "may be authorized by statute, such as the 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force (AUMF), as informed by the laws of war".

"The Environmental Protection Agency hasn't been able to force the carpooling statutes on any other state ever since.