Sentence examples for forcing car from inspiring English sources

But critics of the tougher amendment countered that it would cost jobs and take lives by forcing car companies to make lighter, smaller vehicles.

To the dismay of car owners, Bogotá removed one-third of its street parking to make room for TransMilenio and imposed alternate-day driving restrictions determined by license plate numbers, forcing car owners onto the system.

If European countries look inward, however, with Germany pushing its consumers to buy German cars, the French government forcing car companies to keep unproductive factories open etc, one can expect a decade of stagnation.

Restrictions on water use could hurt small businesses, forcing car washes, for example, to cut back their hours, or machine tool shops, which are often big users of water as a coolant, to reduce production, or causing well drillers to dig deeper for water, at higher cost.

Environmental legislation is forcing car-makers to fit ever more sophisticated converters - inflating the value of Johnson's order book.

Spain retaliated by tightening controls at the border, forcing cars to wait for hours to enter or leave the territory.

On Monday morning there was heavy shelling around the checkpoint, forcing cars to turn back to Donetsk.

Operators in the city's ever expanding tram system can turn traffic lights in their favor as they approach, forcing cars to halt.

As the parade stepped off at 10, there were torrential rains to the west and south, forcing cars to pull off highways, threatening havoc.

On the evening of Jan . 10 , 1997two officers spotted Kerry crossing against a "Don't Walk" sign on Florence Avenue, forcing cars to brake suddenly as they exited the freeway.

Since the beginning of the dispute, Madrid has retaliated by tightening controls at its border with Gibraltar, forcing cars to wait for hours to enter or leave the territory.