Sentence examples for forcible from the 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.

Lawyers for the shop invoked the protection statute, which was passed in 2005 and received forcible support from the NRA.

Attempts to raise concerns about the workers' mistreatment led to their wages being withheld, arbitrary police intimidation and their forcible removal from the country.

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.

But the most dramatic illustration of the difficulty designers have had finding harmony in the Leiber Group is Ms. Dennis's forcible separation from the fashion label she founded more than a decade ago.

The other often starts with detention that looks and feels a lot like imprisonment, and then culminates in the person's forcible removal from the U.S. to a country in which they hold formal nationality but may have few or no connections and often face grave dangers.

Pictures of Ms Obeidi's forcible removal from the Rixos hotel by Libyan security officials were filmed on 26 March and shown worldwide.

It's ironic, Kelly said, that a voluntary resignation would take place after her own forcible removal from the church against her will.

It is true, as the Court notes, that there is no express promise by either party to refrain from forcible abductions in the territory of the other Nation.

Louis's resistance to popular demands was one of the causes of the forcible transfer of the royal family from Versailles to the Tuileries Palace in Paris on October 6.

Finally, as a cruel coup-de-grace, a suited man rushes out to forcible escort him from the stage.