Sentence examples for imposing forced from inspiring English sources

In sum, imposing forced labor on lawyers is both unjust and unnecessary – and probably unconstitutional to boot.

which drives us to treat others as mere objects, imposing forced labor on them or enslaving them to pay their debts.

Rather than force Europe's clapped-out banks to face losses on the unrecoverable loans they made to Greece, Portugal and Ireland, eurozone governments have opted to concentrate on imposing forced deflation through drastic austerity measures.

Imposing forced labor on lawyers (or anyone) is a violation of the Thirteenth Amendment, which forbids "involuntary servitude" as well as slavery.

But Ennahda and the Brotherhood had swung too far in the opposite direction, he suggested, imposing "forced easternization".

In 745 746, the leading Anglo-Saxon missionary in Germany, St Boniface, along with seven other bishops, sent Æthelbald a scorching letter reproaching him for many sins stealing ecclesiastical revenue, violating church privileges, imposing forced labour on the clergy, and fornicating with nuns.

But the stringent Islamic code they imposed forced many changes.

Spotify is not the only company to impose forced arbitration.

An example would be when, through ego concerns, habituated reactions, or hedonic motivations, parents impose forced behavioral compliance from their child through power assertion when it may not be necessary.

Good agreement is obtained, except for imposed forcing frequencies close to the resonant frequency and high forcing amplitudes.

She said such arrangements, properly imposed, force divorcing couples, gay or straight, "to find their better selves, and have them act accordingly".