Sentence examples for practices force from inspiring English sources
Longstanding distribution practices force them to compete with each other for films, and there are just not enough hits to go around, especially during a lackluster summer like the one just ending.
"These practices force thousands of people to live in fear and under constant threat of being subject to suspicionless searches and arrests simply because of the color of their skin".
Many communities of color are questioning whether we are living the promises of Brown or in the 2.0 version of Plessy v. Ferguson "separate and still not equal!" These state sanctioned discriminatory education practices force parents, mostly of color and the poor, to keep their children in schools that cannot meet their academic and life needs.
Some also resist conventional medical wisdom or practices, forcing change on the hospital.
The company's practices forced women to pay artificially high prices, the governments said, by ending competition among stores.
Worldwide recession, overspending and disorganized business practices forced him to close his far-flung offices and declare bankruptcy in 1992.
Questions raised then about the company's accounting practices forced the resignation of its top executives and investors sent Elan's stock down by 90percentt.
About a week ago, the board of Qwest Communications International, a telecommunications company being investigated by the S.E.C. for its accounting practices, forced the resignation of Joseph P. Nacchio, its chief.
The government tightened supervision of banks and improved accounting and disclosure practices, forcing banks to own up when loans turned sour.
So this shows why the MPAA flapped so hard about the Chinese government's anti-competitive practices – forcing US blockbusters to run off against each other on the same weekend, and blackout periods for foreign releases.
The rest of us have practices forced to paper over the cracks, pretend that everything is as normal and communicate as little as possible about the deteriorating state of this part of NHS work.
