Sentence examples for forcible from from inspiring English sources
Enrique Knell, a spokesperson for the CYFD, told the Huffington Post that Martinez, a Republican, asked the department to remove the word "forcible" from the language on Wednesday night.
The Geneva Convention of 1951 defined refugees, accorded them specific rights, and prohibited their forcible return from countries of refuge.
Lawyers for the shop invoked the protection statute, which was passed in 2005 and received forcible support from the NRA.
Frederick Ker had been tried and convicted in an Illinois court for larceny; his presence before the court was procured by means of forcible abduction from Peru.
About 40 percent of the world's population is subject to forcible eviction from their homes because of a lack of documentation proving ownership, Ms. Blake said.
Attempts to raise concerns about the workers' mistreatment led to their wages being withheld, arbitrary police intimidation and their forcible removal from the country.
Support in the Senate was said to be so low that his conviction and forcible removal from office were almost foregone conclusions.
New Mexico governor Susana Martinez has asked her administration to remove a reference to "forcible rape" from a new state policy, after its use was criticised by women's groups.
More than two years after Egyptians overthrew an authoritarian, military-backed leader and later installed their first democratically elected president, Mohamed Morsi, the country is facing the possibility of more forcible change — from the military.
The settlers and soldiers have brought fear to the cave-dwellers: violent attacks on the local Palestinian population are frequent, along with military raids and the constant threat of forcible removal from their land.
WHAT, EXACTLY, did a 7-year-old Congolese girl do to the United States to deserve the trauma that has been visited upon her — including forcible separation from her mother — by Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and her immigration agents?
