Sentence examples for gained by force from inspiring English sources
Any settlement must have as its basis the evacuation of territories which Israel had gained by force, the end of all hostilities, and the recognition of each of the States concerned.
If you don't comply with the order you risk getting arrested and/or entry being gained by force.
The two-staged design had the advantage of maximizing the information gained by forcing participants to make a choice at the first stage, but it also gave us some artificial information.
Greece, on the other hand, has little to gain by forcing a bad deal on foreign investors at a time when it is relying on them to drive the privatization process.
Even if the Conservatives cannot get a bill into law, Tory strategists believe they can still gain by forcing Labour and the Lib Dems to vote against a measure that is popular with many voters just months – or weeks – before a general election.
This raid occurred in response to information that had been gained by coalition forces from some foreign fighters we encountered from other countries, not Iraq.
It was gained by the air force.
In a statement, Donoghue says: "We were approached by WEA earlier in the year to discuss ways in which we could collaborate and it became apparent that there was much to be gained by us joining forces.
The problem was further complicated by the sequence of unstable Anglo-Norman successions over the previous sixty years William the Conqueror had gained England by force, William Rufus and Robert Curthose had fought a war between them to establish their inheritance, and Henry had only acquired control of Normandy by force.
An officer later told him they were acting on intelligence that he was being threatened, but he finds it hard to understand what the force gained by having heavily armed men turn an elderly woman's home upside down for an afternoon.
Probably not, judging by the insights gained by the Norfolk police force during their two-and-a-half-year investigation, which they've just closed.
