Sentence examples for forcibly set from inspiring English sources

This estimation is conservative and is intended for convenience, but users can also forcibly set either memory mode.

The FSD is designed to forcibly set expectations that it won't be perfect.

In some cases, when many (or most) of these contributions are forcibly set to zero, similar PCs nevertheless emerge.

"The international war against the Shabab could provide them with a handsome Western subsidy for setting up shop in the country and — one assumes — forcibly setting up their proxies" in Somalia, she said.

Ms. Spruill, a 57-year-old city worker who suffered from a heart ailment, died shortly after officers -- following a bad tip from an informer -- forcibly entered her Harlem apartment, set off a flash grenade and handcuffed her.

The process for declaring a president incapacitated was unclear at that time, and he feared the precedent that might be set if he forcibly removed Wilson from office.

He then set about Arabizing it, forcibly relocating families from the south while evicting Kurds and Turkmen alike.

The loaf was introduced to Tehran during the 19th century Qajar dynasty, when a king forcibly settled nomads in the city and they set up a bakery.

Last year in Fuzhou, Jiangxi Province, another disgruntled local who claimed his house had been forcibly demolished and spent a decade seeking compensation set off three car bombs outside three government buildings, killing himself and two others.

Its intent is to help companies navigate through the rough seas of traditional PR as it struggles, forcibly, to evolve and adapt to the new rules set forth by the Web (regardless of version number).

Devastated by the recession, the city of Stockton, Calif., is trying to renegotiate its debts in a bankruptcy case that could set an important precedent on whether courts can forcibly reduce the pensions of government employees.