Sentence examples for forcing community from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of women blocked the gates of Chevron Texaco and Shell offices in separate protests aimed at forcing community development aid and other concessions from oil multinationals in southern Nigeria, company officials said today.

While still allowing all stakeholders to contribute, this approach avoided forcing community members into a role they were not yet willing to assume.

Lifting the S.& P. health care index, Tenet Healthcare rose 55 percent to $6.65, easily surpassing the $6-per-share 6-per-share 6-per-shareth Systems and most likely forcing Community to raise its bid.

But the answer to airport chaos is not forcing communities to accept more runways or new, expanded airports.

Some environmentalists have also become critics of the builder's remedy, saying it fuels sprawl by forcing communities to accept more development than they want.

Tong said the impact of climate change was already harming the Pacific islands, where sea levels were rising, forcing communities to move and threatening societies and livelihoods.

Opponents of earmarks say the ban is forcing communities to prove the merits of projects rather than depend on their Congressional representatives to bring home money year after year.

"We won't grow the middle class simply by shifting the cost of health care or college onto families that are already struggling or by forcing communities to lay off more teachers and more cops and more firefighters.

But the financial crisis of 2008, and the low interest rates that followed it, have changed the underlying math, forcing communities to pay more interest than expected over the remaining life of their bonds.

We won't grow the middle class simply by shifting the cost of health care or college onto families that are already struggling, or by forcing communities to lay off more teachers, cops, and firefighters.

We won't grow the middle class simply by shifting the cost of healthcare or college on to families that are already struggling, or by forcing communities to lay off more teachers and more cops and more firefighters.