Sentence examples for it means forcing from inspiring English sources

It means forcing them into the job in the first place.

And it means forcing politicians, as they desperately try to do what they think is wanted of them, to offer things without thinking through what they are doing.

Or is the couple justified in insisting that they come alone, even if it means forcing them to be the odd one out or a seat at the dreaded singles table?

Democrats in the House are pushing to get a vote on the floor, even if it means forcing a vote through a discharge petition, should Ryan refuse to bring up the bill.

It meant forcing the FA chairman, David Triesman, to resign for "inadvertently" hinting at Fifa corruption.

"And I mean forcing it – without any hope that anything will come out of it.

When I called the CDRD official the one who gave me the quote about the tacos he also said that he didn't know if force-feeding was on the table, though he said the state had a "right to maintain the health of prisoners at risk," which seems like it means force-feeding is on the table.

It also means forcing those same companies to develop accessible appeal processes.

That means forcing it to stop enriching uranium beyond 20% (and shipping its existing stockpile of material above that level to a third party).

Before agreeing to pitch Dirty Jobs, "I had to really give it the smell test" she adds, laughing, "and use it, and by that I mean force my children".

Many guards at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq said they had been told by intelligence officers to "soften up" detainees, but some thought that meant making them do calisthenics to tire them out, while others took it to mean forcing them to crawl naked on leashes for hours.