Sentence examples for forced to suggest from inspiring English sources

Banks that make mistakes – such as through IT shutdowns – could also be forced to suggest that customers seek better deals elsewhere.

He is forced to suggest that it be turned over to the Army as it would be excellent for their use.

He was forced to suggest that, in living systems, "we must be prepared to find a new type of physical law".

"If we don't suggest solutions, the FA or the Premier League will be forced to suggest solutions that will not necessarily be in the complete interests of the Football League's 72 clubs," Lenagan says.

But hundreds of leaked documents from the negotiations reveal, in some ways, that the reality is worse – and now the French government has been forced to suggest it may block the agreement.

Liberal Democratic Majority: Brown and Cameron are in total shock, but the Prime Minister is forced to suggest Clegg as his replacement.

The confusion during the 2004 election prompted heavy criticism by the City Council and by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who named a task force to suggest ways to improve election efficiency.

He promised to soon convene a task force to suggest possible changes in the state's firefighting strategy.

With city officials expecting the task force to suggest its own ban, the city attorney's office expanded on the commission's recommendation.

On a war footing, Long Beach has instituted an array of easy payment and discount plans for hardship cases, and organized a 30-member energy task force to suggest ways of dealing with the energy crisis.

The quantity of information the agencies have been forced to release suggests their long-established position of "neither confirming nor denying" any operational details may be crumbling at the edges.