Sentence examples for forced into office from inspiring English sources
McCain reacted to Obama's decision to put country first in choosing Biden -- someone every American knows is qualified to take care of our citizenry should he be forced into office -- by turning his first decision as nominee-elect into a football game.
Forcing Ahmadinejad out of office in the middle of his term, after he had been "forced" into office in 2009, would have once again been construed by the public as another episode in the Supreme Leaders' string of political errors or bad judgements.
Mr. Flores, who himself was forced into temporary offices by the first quake, governs a nation in which nearly one in five homes has been damaged or destroyed.
When an Irish University Bill failed to pass the Commons in March 1873, Gladstone resigned but was forced back into office by Disraeli's refusal to form a government.
In the worst cases, the headstrong may be removed to the subcontinent and forced into marriage: the foreign office rescues 60-70 British victims every year.
It's hard to see how he could declare the 200-plus judges his government has forced into retirement ready for office after all, and still sit in his own.
At this point the third triumvir, Lepidus, seeking to contest Octavian's supremacy in the west by force, was disarmed by Octavian, deprived of his triumviral office, and forced into retirement.
As they approach office, they are forced into sometimes grubby compromises with the forces of the establishment they purport to despise.
The Home Office was eventually forced into drawing up a 24-page mutual legal assistance treaty between the UK and Jordan, containing a key passage that states where there are "serious and credible allegations that a statement from a person has been obtained by torture" they would not be used in a court.
He was forced into a u-turn over his plan to shut London's offices abroad.
It helped usher Mr. Mubarak, a former air force chief, into office after the assassination of Anwar el-Sadat in 1981.
