Sentence examples for forcibly define from inspiring English sources
Asana is approaching this consumery-enterprise space the right way, by not trying to add in too many features or forcibly define how people can to use it.
Define "loyalty," define "truth".
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Cabeza & Moilanen (2006, p. 336) define replacement cost in the following way: ' Replacement cost refers to the loss in solution value given that the optimal cost-efficient solution cannot be protected and alternative solutions, with particular sites forcibly included or excluded, are needed.
Fighting on Ali's side was a group of deeply devout Muslims, called the Kharijites, who not only believed that God's law should be state law, but that all non-believers (as they defined them) should be forcibly removed from Islam.
Until today, rape was still defined as "The carnal knowledge of a female forcibly and against her will".
Refugee mental health refers to the specific psychological health concerns of those who have been forcibly displaced from their country of origin, due to circumstances defined by the 1951 Refugee Convention [ 1].
The FBI's Uniform Crime Report has defined rape as the "carnal knowledge of a female forcibly and against her will".
Emerging displaced scholars are defined as PhD students and post-doctoral fellows who were forcibly uprooted from their home countries and respective academic institutions for reasons related to the emergence of security concerns and armed conflict.
He defined the black novel as one that "seeks to present as forcibly as it can the terminal psychic situation that occurs in people who have arrived at a point where they have no hope, no motive, and no longer even the desire to conceal anything from themselves; the black novel intervenes at the moment where a human being approaches his last moment".
