Sentence examples for forced service from inspiring English sources

But there is a long history of the federal government's giving short shrift to the needs of states and cities — by making cuts in federal aid that forced service cuts or tax increases at the local level, or by passing laws requiring localities to take expensive actions without giving them the money to do so.

He wasn't anti-war, but against the concept of forced service of any kind.

Failure to pay one's assessment has resulted in fines, imprisonment, indenture (forced service), and even execution.

At Sawa, where Eritreans are taken for their final year of high school, they are also embarking on what can become a lifetime of forced service.

David Anderson, the Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation, said the case had not been made for demanding full records of web-browsing histories, noting that he knew of no other Western countries which forced service providers to retain "weblogs" and that new Australian legislation had been drafted in such a way as to prevent that happening.

He said the case had not been made for demanding full records of web-browsing histories, noting that he knew of no other Western countries which forced service providers to retain "weblogs" and that new Australian legislation had been drafted in such a way as to prevent that happening.

PAGE A24 BRAZIL UNVEILS A MILITARY UPGRADE Continuing on the road to becoming a global power, the Brazilian president, Luiz In?o Lula da Silva, announced a national defense strategy that calls for an upgrade to its military forces, a remaking of its defense industry and a novel public debate about forced military service.

We know very little of the real Young, a delinquent forced into service aboard the ship, where one of his jobs was to care for a milk goat.

"Belgrade Trilogy" (included in "Eastern Promise: Seven Plays From Central and Eastern Europe," Theater Communications Group) takes up this stay-or-leave theme through three snapshot stories of young people who fled Serbia to avoid forced military service and dead-end jobs.

The majority of the women from this sample indicated that they participated in at least one of the following activities for their own sensual or erotic pleasure: physical humiliation, deprivation, punishment (physical), breath play, obedience/training, verbal abuse/humiliation, other forced activities, and service-oriented submission/domestic service.

Statistics cited in the film say 800,000 people are trafficked each year (including 17,500 in the United States), most into forced prostitution, domestic service or agricultural work.