Sentence examples for forcing government from inspiring English sources

There have been other positive steps, such as forcing government ministers to declare their financial interests.

Uzbek authorities insisted that armed Islamic militants instigated the uprising, forcing government troops to use violence to maintain order.

Albuquerque picked up several inches on New Year's Day, forcing government agencies and schools to close Wednesday.

This kind of attention is usually for the good, forcing government leaders to confront dire situations that do not typically get the kind of policy focus they deserve.

He set about making sure the stadiums would be full by buying up tickets and forcing government ministers and private companies to do likewise.

The protest spread, forcing government to act, and on 27 November 1915 legislation was passed to cap rents at pre-war levels.

Last Friday, Hezbollah and its allies seized control of west Beirut, forcing government-allied media off the air in a show of force that sent shock waves across the region.

Slower growth is forcing governments to expand social safety nets and stimulate job creation even as they rein in finances.

Others, however, say the agencies may simply be forcing governments, including the United States, to take some strong medicine.

But the increasing expense of such measures is forcing governments to water them down or scrap them altogether (see article).

Fourth, Paris and global public sentiment are forcing governments to face a new stark reality.