Sentence examples for forced investigators from inspiring English sources

But the filmmakers have forced investigators to go to court to compel production of the footage, the sheriff said.

Asbestos in the debris of an Air France Concorde that crashed in July, killing 113, has forced investigators outside Paris to stop work because of health concerns, an air transport police official said.

It forced investigators to choose a limited number of DNA sequences with a small number of informative loci.

Recent increase of drug resistant bacteria against the existing antibiotics forced investigators to search for alternative natural remedies and evaluate their potential use on scientific bases.

The institute was also accused of attempting to thwart the investigation by not providing documents requested by the inspector general, forcing investigators to personally visit the agency to retrieve records.

Employees of the licensing agency took records from their offices before the war, forcing investigators to try to reconstruct them.

While authorities had initially focused their investigation on the missing plane on four possible explanations, including possible hijacking, sabotage, or the personal or psychological problems of the crew or passengers, the "new information" that had come to light was forcing investigators to rethink their strategy, Najib said.

Obtaining informed consent in acute trauma patients is often impossible, forcing investigators to abandon important projects.

Ironically, this limited access to resources often has a positive outcome in the formation of a scientist, forcing investigators to be more creative.

That change would force "investigators to think about the careers of young researchers in their laboratory instead of just using them as scientific labor," says Cech.

That's good news for blood banks, which have no way to screen directly for HGV--but it also forces investigators to redouble their efforts to ferret out the real culprit behind certain mysterious cases of hepatitis.