Sentence examples for incidence of forced from inspiring English sources

In order to reduce the incidence of forced marriages, a new immigration rule raised the minimum age for marriage with overseas spouses from 18 to 21 years of age.

However, deeply insulted by last year's comments from Home Secretary David Blunkett, which criticised the Muslim community for its high incidence of forced marriages and depicted non-English speakers as cultural outcasts, they have little faith in the political system.

Factors associated with increased risk of meeting criteria for symptoms of depression included older age of males at the time of abduction, lower score on social relationship scale, high incidence of general traumatic event exposure, high incidence of forced acts of violence, and problems reintegrating into communities after abduction.

But if we look at both of these chains together, we can identify incidences of forced labour much more effectively.

The higher prevalence and incidence of being forced to leave the home or care setting among institution-dwelling than family-based OSC may be attributable, in part, to closing of institutions.

But the World Bank's internal watchdog said in February that it would not investigate links between its loans to the Uzbek government and incidences of reported forced labor in World Bank project zones, which a formal complaint filed by a Uzbek citizen first brought to light.

The increase in the incidence of severe hypoglycemia forced the investigators to stop the study, leaving us with under-powered trial results.

Numerical study of incidence of axial forces on lateral buckling resistance of redundant beams is carried out.

The Bank said that in February 2017, following a series of monitoring trips, the ILO said "no incidences of child and forced labour were identified with regard to World Bank-supported agriculture, water, and education projects".

A critical review of antimicrobial treatment for OI is necessary because while the OI themselves remain fairly static over time, the number of agents that are now available for the treatment of specific OI is ever increasing and in some cases the incidence of drug resistance forces a change in treatment guidance.

Mr. Giuliani has also faulted the commission for the decision to examine New York when other cities like Washington, where the panel is based, had higher incidences of excessive-force cases by police officers.