Sentence examples for neither force from inspiring English sources
When the newly elected Obama administration drew up program guidelines, officials concluded they could neither force servicers to participate nor fine them for poor performance.
Beyond that, it can neither force people to testify nor offer immunity for testimony, so few veterans have been willing to come forward.
The third complaint against free-market health insurance is that it wouldn't cover absolutely everyone, because it would neither force people to buy insurance nor require the government to provide it.
Though we don't have to be aggressive and militant, we should neither force our colleagues to follow our own agenda, nor should use one's position to push away other agendas.
That is why it leaves the key to the final door in the hands of officials who have "neither FORCE nor WILL, but merely judgment," with instructions not to open the door except under certain conditions.
Griffin, a prominent process theologian, argues that God feels the pain of the world (both physically and emotionally) and does everything within his power to achieve good, but he can neither force beings to be good nor prevent evil because he does not play a coercive role in the world.
The US and its Arab allies neither have ground forces nor credible local allies to fight on the ground.
The answer is neither forced treatment nor abandonment; it is a process of forceful seduction predicated on the principle that those who are treated will be glad after the fact to have received such attention.
Leica in hand, he went in pursuit of the bizarre, the poetic and the surreal in everyday situations, the results neither forced nor heavy-handed but spontaneous and unpretentious.
e., the power and "skill") to actualize any of them, is neither forced, constrained nor influenced by any other being, and does precisely what he wishes.
Whats more, the vast majority of these businesses wont be changing hands between a willing buyer and seller who are neither forced to buy nor sell (the IRS definition of fair market value) any time soon.
