Sentence examples for it has no options from inspiring English sources

"It's an extremely complicated situation," lamented the government's minister of production, José Ignacio de Mendiguren, in an interview today that reflected the government's sense that it has no options.

The Obama administration has said repeatedly that it has no options for halting the deportation of either undocumented students or the family members of citizens, even though it has frequently cited its use of discretion in immigration enforcement.

If the followers of such a belief system demonstrate an ability to organize as well, the party may well feel it has no option but to attack it to retain its hold on power.

However loudly America complains it has no option but to tag along.

If it is truly pushing for equality, it has no option but to be seen to be tackling her claims.

The site was popular among punters betting on the American presidential race, but Intrade says it has no option but to stop taking bets from Americans.

It has no option now but to relocate out of the Treasury and establish its own forecasting capability, rather than simply auditing Treasury work.

Of course, it has no option, given it is spending the public's money collected by force - but the very culture of the organisation contributes to the sense that we all have a say in what is broadcast.

The Labour-controlled authority argues that the move is simply financial; in the face of cuts, it claims it has no option but to stop shelling out about £30,000 a week – almost £1.6m a year – on The Public.

But again the outcome is wildly disproportionate: the markets have unilaterally decided to turn against Portugal's government, so it has no option but to borrow from the IMF and EU.

For consumers, the real heroes of the games business are characters like the Mario Brothers and Pokémon, not a particular bit of software.With good reason, Microsoft seems to believe it has no option but to try and compete in these unfamiliar industries.