Sentence examples similar to forcible for from inspiring English sources

"We want them abolished and we want forcible entry for fines stopped as well," says Paul Nicolson.

In Paragraph 37 of the new report, the regulators suggest that such a situation would require a separate, forcible equity for debt swap at the subsidiary level.

* Sexual abuse and forcible touching for an encounter on a No. 6 train at 6 55 on Aug. 3 in which a man sexually assaulted a 27-year-old woman and then fled.

Extremely forcible manipulations for achieving ideal reduction were avoided.

Virtually every well-drafted agreement understands that these relationships depend upon trust, an thus allows a forcible removal for cause.

Huskins' reemergence in Huntington Beach days later was "inconsistent with the forcible kidnapping for ransom," Mustard said.

American global leadership is predicated on military might (that is a message in itself, like the Roman legions that assured the Pax Romana), great economic power and a moral compass that gives confidence to many countries that the U.S. is truly motivated to keep the peace, help nations in distress and be a forcible advocate for human rights across the globe.

Mr. Brick was the irons man, carrying the tools used for forcible entry and responsible for getting the team inside.

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

Smith's bill aimed to save money by no longer allowing federal dollars to be spent on abortion for regular old "rape" but only for "forcible rape".

Giving Dartmouth a mark of "F" for campus security and citing "disappointing statistics for forcible sex offenses," ASS went on to describe Dartmouth as "presumably a very dangerous campus".