Sentence examples for forcibly resolved from inspiring English sources
It takes place not in Berlin, or even in Germany proper, but in Copenhagen and in the duchy of Schleswig-Holstein, a territory whose vexed history — it was the subject of a long series of ownership disputes between Denmark and Prussia, finally and forcibly resolved by the Danish War of 1864 — serves as a metaphor for the condition of the main characters' marriage.
It is rarely wise to try to resolve forcibly a long-standing ambivalence in the national psyche.
Immigration minister Peter Dutton has promised he was "not going to send children back into harm's way", but the head of his department, Mike Pezzullo, told parliament this week that some asylum seekers whose medical situations had been resolved could be ready to be forcibly removed "within days".
I have forcibly advocated for congressional action to finally resolve the nation's dysfunctional immigration system.
Rachel Kelly's kai po lo is the dish that most forcibly challenges my resolve to eat less meat.
The president of the World Bank will appeal directly to President Uhuru Kenyatta to resolve a Kenyan human rights crisis in which thousands of indigenous forest people have been forcibly evicted from a reserve in the name of water conservation.
But his decision makes it even harder for the Clinton administration to come out forcibly in favour of a court ruling against the boy's father.There has never been any chance of resolving this issue without causing pain to someone.
