The number means that this year, at least two of the lawmakers' careers will be forcibly ended.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said Monday that he had no alternative but to send police to forcibly end a peaceful anti-graft protest by a popular yoga guru and thousands of his followers.
Some traditions, like "packing"—taking new recruits outside and filling their suits with snow have been forcibly ended.
Those who fight hunger know that, while at times necessary, handing out food is not enough to systemically and forcibly end the problem.
"These new settlement units are part of Israel's attempt to forcibly end any Palestinian presence in East Jerusalem, and to foreclose any hope of reaching agreement on the core issue of Jerusalem in line with international law," said Saeb Erekat, the chief Palestinian negotiator.
Most likely, we are sitting too far away from the offender to do anything, and so we try to telepathically communicate with whoever is within cell-phone-grabbing reach, urging them to forcibly end this nightmare so that we can all go back to mourning Willy Loman and (by extension) the American Dream.
There was clearly the same risk for Corbett, especially as, while the other double act had forcibly been ended by death, The Two Ronnies was suspended only because Barker, fearing for his health after the early deaths of showbiz colleagues Leonard Rossiter and Richard Beckinsale, chose early retirement.
In theory, a liquidator could take control of the board and forcibly open-end the fund, instantly erasing the discount.
Her father, Ali Muhammad al-Ahdal, said he had agreed to the marriage because two of Nujood's older sisters had been kidnapped and forcibly married, with one of them ending up in jail.
Soon after, Sparta was forcibly made a member of its former rival, the Achaean League, ending several centuries of fierce political independence.
