Sentence examples for forced to arrest from inspiring English sources
Police officials claim that they have been forced to arrest protesters when they enter the property where construction is planned.
Authorities declared Tuesday and Wednesday's protests illegal, saying security forces had been forced to arrest demonstrators "to protect citizens' constitutional rights and ensure public safety".
The coastguard could be forced to arrest the captains of any Chinese vessels that enter Japan's territorial waters, in a repeat of an incident that soured relations between the two countries in 2010.
With the conversation on social networks translating into street protests — and with the well-documented evidence of the police abuse posted online for hundreds of thousands to see — prosecutors were forced to arrest the two police officers in early July in connection with Mr. Said's death.
Previously, police were forced to arrest people for drinking in public.
"Jacksonville man shreds National Anthem so hard, cops are forced to arrest him," read a 2015 Orlando Weekly headline referring to the longhaired legend.
Is it so hard to imagine trying to force an extradition, or sending support for Yemeni forces to arrest him?
Government officials in Benghazi have said it would be impossible for lightly armed Libyan forces to arrest militia members.
Government officials in Benghazi have said it would be impossible for their weak, lightly armed forces to arrest militia members.
