Sentence examples for forcible action from inspiring English sources

That they have not done so suggests a need for some forcible action.

Austria-Hungary's urgent demand for immediate and forcible action against Montenegro is understood to have found no responsive echo at the conference of Ambassadors in London.

However, the increasing emphasis on the rights of peoples and populations over the abstract doctrine of sovereignty makes it possible to justify forcible action in extreme circumstances of humanitarian need.

Overall, therefore, it is clear that forcible action in relation to IS in areas beyond the control of Syria can be lawfully undertaken in the exercise of the right of collective self-defence on behalf of Iraq to the extent necessary to secure its borders.

Forcible humanitarian action has been employed in more than 20 cases since the conclusion of the Cold War.

However, forcible humanitarian action could then hardly be limited to those portions of territory under IS control.

Forcible corrective action: the extraterrestrials could require humanity to reduce major risks against its will, intending to help humans advance to the next stage of civilization.

Radical Protest: Some forms of dissent such as coercive violence, organised forcible resistance, militant action, intimidation, and terrorisation lie further outside the realm of tolerated (or tolerable) political action than civil disobedience does.

An even broader conception of civil disobedience would draw no clear boundaries between civil disobedience and other forms of protest such as conscientious objection, forcible resistance, and revolutionary action.

As an example, the Middletown Municipal Court has a form for an Action for Forcible Entry and Detainer in its "eviction packet".

The police have charged Johnny Johnson, 24, a homeless man originally from the area, with first-degree murder, kidnapping, armed criminal action and attempted forcible rape in the killing.