Sentence examples for no alternative except to from inspiring English sources

Which leaves me with no alternative except to post this:.

You leave us no alternative except to pursue policies based on our national interests regardless of their impact on you".

Parents who believe they have no alternative except to spank their misbehaving children do not need finger-wagging lectures from clinicians.

Europe is already guilty of causing the deaths of many migrants by giving them, in effect, no alternative except to risk their lives at sea or on the tracks leading into the Channel tunnel.

If the parliament of Great Britain, her Britannic majesty assenting, should establish slavery or involuntary servitude in England, the courts there would not question its authority to do so, and would have no alternative except to sustain legislation of that character.

To some NATO diplomats in Brussels, the agreement today showed that the United States would be making a mistake if it assumed that Europe had no alternative except to follow Washington's lead in finding a strategy to deal with problems like those in Bosnia, Kosovo and Iraq.

While Mr. Jackson and his associates have sharply criticized the existing delegation-selection rules, they have not proposed an alternative except to say that the procedures should reflect the principle of one man, one vote.

He told AFP: "They are prepared to issue a final ultimatum to the parties to come to the table, and in addition to that, the United Nations security council will be visiting – the entire security council – next week to make it clear there is no other alternative except to proceed with the plan of these leaders that they have put on the table".

Consumers, therefore, have no other alternative except to consume both organic and conventional vegetables.

"We are doing an injustice to ourselves if we claim there is no alternative except austerity," Lafazanis said.

Recounting how the family's desire to "wield exclusive power" had led it to crush all political opposition, leaving other parties with no alternative except plots and murderous conspiracies, he concluded bluntly that under the Medici regime "liberty was unknown in Florence".