Sentence examples for if forcibly from inspiring English sources

Somalis with a genuine case for asylum may be killed if forcibly sent home.

Even if forcibly spreading democracy were feasible, is it actually desirable — in terms of the national interest?

The 23-year-old, who has not been identified, feared that if forcibly returned to his homeland he would face persecution for having renounced his faith.

Since my release eight years ago I have thought recurrently that while prison is a human hell, it offers exceptional opportunities for inner peace by creating, if forcibly, a haven from the distractions of ordinary life.

Brundage as the new president, who issued the new republic's manifesto: "We... deem it necessary and prudent to withdraw from said Territory (of California) and from the United States of America to form, peacefully if we can, forcibly if we must, the Great Republic of Rough and Ready".

They had never encountered an American who wanted to stay in the Soviet Union that much, and they were probably worried about what he might do if they forcibly escorted him back to Helsinki.

This would not be enough, was the consensus, because what the Sunni Arab leaders of the GCC really want is to hear is America agree that even without nuclear weapons Shia Iran is a dangerously expansionist power that needs to be contained if not forcibly restrained.

Among the political voices are the racialists Guido von List, who, beginning in 1907, helped popularize the swastika as a sign of Aryan purity, and von List's crazy disciple Jörg Lanz von Liebenfels, who believed that Aryan women, if not forcibly segregated, would inevitably fall for the demonic virility of inferior races.

As much as Google would like to avoid antagonizing local police forces, the backlash that would occur if they forcibly took down, say, Officer Bologna (Tony Bologna no less) pepper spraying those girls, would be lethal to the YouTube brand.

This quickly led to conflicts wherein native peoples were placed under great strain, if not forcibly removed or massacred.

The process for declaring a president incapacitated was unclear at that time, and he feared the precedent that might be set if he forcibly removed Wilson from office.