Sentence examples for rules by force from inspiring English sources
"We don't accept a regime in Kabul that rules by force.
We are now living with a leader who rules by force, and we need to get him out.
To avoid this pitfall, we might first define a tyrant in terms familiar throughout history: a leader who rules by force, who has an incontrovertible record of directly ordering large-scale murder, and who is actively using a position of authority to engage in the slaughter of innocents.
This is why it produces written opinions rather than peremptory orders (and why its members wear robes and read their decisions from a pedestal): it has to persuade elected officials, through a combination of reason and mystique, to back its rules by force.
The obsessive pursuit of information has traditionally been the mark of a regime that rules by force and sees enemies at every turn -- like the Bush administration to a certain extent.
But the move infuriated Washington, which said it risked breaking international aviation rules by forcing non-European airlines into the system.
Farrell says the government broke its own welfare rules by forcing the toddler into care: the Home Office has until 14 August to respond to the mother's claim for damages.
After judges decide that the state flouted its own rules by forcing Cait Reilly to work for Poundland, the Department for Work and Pensions spends vast sums of energy and money to fight the decision on appeal, before finally being defeated in the supreme court.
The former policy means rule by force.
What about Eastern Europe, where Stalin's supporters ruled by force?
Sure, one should never try to rule by force, but one should always try to rule.
