Sentence examples for forced to approve from inspiring English sources
The government, Justice Souter said, would be forced to approve "unconstitutional voting schemes patently intended to perpetuate discrimination".
In the coming weeks, Republicans and Democrats will be forced to approve, strike down, or modify the Administration's request, which is what is supposed to happen.
In practice this means councils deemed too NIMBYish by Westminster can be forced to approve more housing, or else risk uncontrolled speculative development.
In 1994, the speech came the same month he was forced to approve the appointment of an independent counsel to investigate the matters known together as Whitewater.
Through its affiliated agencies, the Catholic Church is invaluable when it comes to adoptions and probably would leave the field if forced to approve adoptions by same-sex couples.
He's saying the Palestinians refuse to be singled out, as Egypt and Jordan were not when they signed peace deals with Israel, and forced to approve the religious Jewish character of the state.
The Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act currently allows forces to approve operations without external approval.
It allows police forces to approve their own requests for journalists' call records provided they make a note of their target's profession.
However, no drugs for the prevention of migraine in children are currently approved by both the Food & Drug Administration and European Medicine Agency, therefore, pediatricians are forced to prescribe drugs approved for adults or off-label (approved for clinical conditions other than migraine prevention).
Cincinnati Public Schools must tap its reserves for $21.7 million after overspending in the last academic year and may be forced to ask voters to approve a second levy in November unless spending is cut, school district officials said.
Two years ago, in the immediate aftermath of a cyclone that killed one hundred thirty-five thousand people, the government forced Burmese to approve a constitution drafted by the regime itself to perpetuate its hold on power.
