Sentence examples for having to act from inspiring English sources

"They are having to act extra tough to appease their own ranks," Mr. Sethi said.

"Our head of box office is having to act like a detective quite often," she said.

"Because inequalities are everywhere, we're having to act everywhere," Vallaud-Belkacem told Libération.

But Labour criticised the move, saying it would result in doctors and nurses having to act as "surrogate immigration officials".

Combine the three approaches, and schools would recover more money without having to act as collection agencies.

The latest moves could indicate more companies are having to act as their businesses continue to suffer.

In some ways, Nanjing is having to act as if it were starting up a company from scratch.

That removes a huge burden, not having to act in a way or prove something that isn't natural.

"Nobody has to act".

We have to act.

You have to act.