Sentence examples for resistance forced from inspiring English sources

Gültekin underlined that this was the first time that civilian resistance forced the army to back down from a violent intervention.

"The sandwich was introduced three years ago, and sold for two years at 2 and 3 cents," before young buyers' resistance forced the price cut, The Tribune reported.

"No one wants to stay, and no one deludes themselves that if they go in and then out, it will be more than a brief interlude, and it can strengthen Hamas, which can say that its resistance forced Israel out," he said.

Rupert's advance has been criticised by both Parliamentarian and Royalist sources; instead of a small engagement, the stubbornness of the Parliamentary resistance forced Rupert to commit more and more forces to the fray, eventually turning a series of small engagements into a full-scale battle, with reinforcements gradually being drawn in.

The wounds of the Iraq debacle have not yet healed in Britain, with parliamentary resistance forcing the prime minister into a U-turn on Syria in 2013.

But, indeed, a colonialist education philosophy is about precisely that, breaking student resistance, forcing passivity to an arbitrary authority.

Chanel, meanwhile, was arrested by French Resistance forces.

"She came to provide $80 million to stamp out resistance forces.

Since the mid-1980's, Hezbollah has cast itself in the role of a "national resistance force".

With that, he said, "I think the strategy of the resistance forces would be shifted".

The former commander said his plan is to head a resistance force of thousands of fighters.