Sentence examples for question of force from inspiring English sources

"With the Taliban it is not a question of a request to us, but a question of force," said Mr. Zaman, a bearded, middle-aged tribal leader who seemed philosophical about the reality of Taliban authority here.

Let us hope that God will help us and we will not have to invent a new type of political system instead of democracy that would need to be introduced for the sake of economic survival … Co-operation is a question of force, not of intention.

No prior question of content is taken as settled, and no further question of force is left open.

Peter Wilson, the deputy British ambassador, told reporters told reporters that on the question of force, the new president could request it.

Labour Vale of Clwyd MP Chris Ruane is a member of a Commons committee whose members were split on the question of forcing people to vote.

Less sophisticated critics decried Columbia's "self-centered Care Bears"; sharper observers objected to how the trigger-warning conversation disguised the larger preoccupations of the text, veiling ethical questions of force and consent in the language of personal harm.

There was never a question of using force against anyone in any way".

The 1997 station house torture of Abner Louima played a pivotal role in prompting New York City to confront the question of excessive force used by its police officers.

Suddenly, the question of physical force and abuse was relegated to the background and the case was casually redefined as one of "brainwashing".

On 30 July 2002, Goldsmith warned Blair that on the question of using force in self-defence, "the key issue here is whether an attack is imminent.

Though Congress is not expected to reconvene until Sept. 9, the letter said that members were willing to return early to take up the question of using force in Syria.