Sentence examples for majeure is from inspiring English sources

Force Majeure is a frightening film.

Force Majeure is released in the UK on 10 April.

Eddie Izzard's 'Force Majeure' is at the Palace Theatre, London W1, from 18 January to 13 February.

Force majeure is a legal term that relates to an act of God freeing both parties from a contract.

For all its flaws and slightly overstretched length, Force Majeure is compelling, intelligent and grimly entertaining – and while tough on its characters, never gratuitously cruel.

Force majeure is a legal concept that allows you to get out of a contractual obligation: an act of God that means you can't be sued.

Swedish film director Ruben Ostlund, previously at Cannes for his award-winning film Force Majeure, was also at this gathering to support the new governmental initiative.

Indeed, it may be worthwhile revisiting the Netherlands and how the concept of force majeure was applied before euthanasia became legal.

Future policy research may examine cases where force majeure was drawn upon and upheld, and how such a concept may be applied to the Australian context.

It is suggested the concept of "force majeure" be examined for its applicability in Australian medical end-of-life law where, consistent with a multidimensional and complex world, a physician's motivations can also be understood in terms of the emotional and psychological pressures they face in situations that hasten death.

But, it's force majeure: there is nothing else on.