The only way to compensate for this shortcoming is to forcibly apply patience, no matter how unnatural it feels.
Realistically though, it's the same law being applied or forcibly applied to include these new devices.
"There were two men, one grabbed my left side, the other my right, they forced me to sign my name with my right hand, and they forcibly applied the fingerprint with my other hand," she later recalled.
Many of her parents' friends had numbers tattooed on their arms, tattoos that had been applied forcibly by the Nazis.
At the hospital, Feng was forcibly made to apply her thumbprint to a consent form and sign a document authorizing the abortion.
Forcibly hold eye open to effectively wash behind eyelids.
In Denmark nudgers reckon that requiring members of the public to make a decision on whether to donate when applying for a driving licence, say will forcibly overcome an inclination to procrastinate over unpleasant choices.
Treatment for mental illness was primitive by modern standards, and the King's doctors, who included Francis Willis, treated the King by forcibly restraining him until he was calm, or applying caustic poultices to draw out "evil humours".
Applying these authorities to this case, if, while these defendants were thus forcibly driving the employes of the mining companies away from their work, one of them had shot and killed a resisting employe, would not all be guilty of murder, although only the single party had a thought of murder in his heart?
For its reasoning would apply just as forcibly to statutes barring Communists and their respective sympathizers from election to political office, mere membership [p153] in unions, and, in fact, from getting or holding any job whereby they could earn a living.
