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Discover LudwigThe phrase "out of force" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is done or caused by the use of force or strength. It can also mean that something is done or enforced because of a particular law or rule. Example: - The door was ripped open out of force, leaving its hinges broken. - The new regulations were implemented out of force, requiring all employees to undergo mandatory training.
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"Notwithstanding the overall success of Start implementation, a number of longstanding compliance issues" remained unresolved when the treaty went out of force, the report said.
And out of force of habit, Barack Obama has denounced the remarks and said he wasn't even in the room at the time the things were being made.
The administration has been negotiating a replacement for the pact, the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, or Start, which goes out of force on Dec. 5.
This devolution, while welcome, is not a long-term answer to what the government will do to comply with the Constitutional Court decision once the law under which this devolution occurs goes out of force in May.
He exists in a melancholy state somewhere between resistance and resignation, going about his daily routine out of force of habit and as a way of warding off despair.
One joke making the rounds of Sofia had a Bulgarian stopping Simeon on the street to ask the time, and Simeon, out of force of habit, making his accustomed response.
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This force sensor can indeed inherently sense out-of-plane forces.
Out-broadening of force (ausbreiten; 1 24.23) is an out-stretching of space (Ausdehnung; 1 24.6).
A policeman tweets his hate of Thatcher and gets kicked out of the force.
The instrumentation measures the out of balance force and magnetomechanical stiffness associated with the rotor.
Anders Lustgarten in The Seven Acts of Mercy makes high drama out of forced deprivation.
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