Sentence examples for forced containment from inspiring English sources
It was predicated on treaty violations, forced containment on land too small to support the people, and withholding of promised food and other supplies.
The long history of colonialism, forced containment to reservations, and ongoing federal policies directed at Native Americans has had profound effects on Native communities.
Congolese rebels killed 15 civilians and abducted a dozen children in an attack at the epicenter of the latest deadly Ebola outbreak, Congo's military said Sunday, as the violence again forced crucial virus-containment efforts to be suspended.
The absence of the containment equipment forced the company to put off drilling in deep underwater zones full of oil and gas.
If he's unwilling to take military action against Iran, President Obama might soon enough be forced to design a containment strategy meant to scare a nuclear Iran into something resembling quiescence.
As steam and hydrogen built up within the primary containment shell, high pressure may have forced an opening between the primary containment shell, called the drywell, and the metal cap that is bolted onto the shell.
The novel's extraordinary achievement lies in its demonstration of subjectivity as elemental, as a life force whose containment, as Anna Wulf has discovered, causes human identity to collapse.
In the first period, the Americans became a critical force for containment when President Dwight D. Eisenhower refused in 1956 to go along with a secret understanding between Israel, France and Britain to occupy the Suez Canal zone.
The plasma confinement in this device is provided by a magnetic field that is stronger at the ends than it is at the center thereby providing the necessary reflecting force for containment while allowing a certain fraction of the energetic particles to escape to generate the thrust.
And in Utah, firefighters were nearing full containment of the Dump Fire, which forced thousands from their homes before evacuation orders were lifted on Saturday.
Siddle's over is one of containment and pressure though, so Elgar is forced to play out a watchful maiden.
