Sentence examples for forcing a decision from inspiring English sources
"They must do it," he said of his plan for forcing a decision.
"He knew exactly what technical questions to ask when we were designing processes or buying equipment, but we never felt he was forcing a decision on us".
A law prohibiting guns from places of worship, Mr. DiPippa said, is similar to a law requiring that churches permit guns, because the government is forcing a decision on a religious institution based on moral grounds.
Their forceful efforts to get it approved, he argued, had backfired spectacularly on A.P.I. "The Republicans did the President a humongous favor by forcing a decision that he could only say no to, which was in fact their intention," he told me, recapping his remarks at A.P.I. "They wanted to force him to say no, so they could campaign against him.
Earlier in the month, they passed a one-year extension full of provisions designed to sink it, including big cuts to discretionary spending, a significant reduction to jobless benefits and utterly irrelevant provisions allowing industries to spew more pollution and forcing a decision on the Keystone XL oil pipeline.
With Mr. Clinton undecided about how strong a rule to issue, and with the court-imposed deadline forcing a decision soon, lawmakers on both sides of what has turned into the most divisive environmental debate of the decade have been circulating one letter after another pressing their views on the White House.
And talk about forcing an decision on its stock, investors dropped shares of cable firm Comcast 12% following the company's hostile bid for control of entertainment giant The Walt Disney Company.
But the prospect of a prolonged strike could force a decision to go back to work.
