Sentence examples for systematic forced from inspiring English sources
It is even reported that systematic forced labour has been adopted.
The International Labor Organization cleared the way today for sanctions against Myanmar for using widespread and systematic forced labor.
Because the World Bank is providing more than $500 million in financing to the government of Uzbekistan for agricultural projects, despite the government's use of systematic forced labour to harvest cotton.
Likewise, although no evidence of systematic forced recruitment has been documented, children are seen among the fighting forces in the troubled western region of Darfur Both boys and girls are known to be associated with the fighting forces in Sudan.
"The evidence uncovered by the Guardian is clear proof of the use of systematic forced labour in Qatar," said Aidan McQuade, director of Anti-Slavery International, which was founded in 1839.
The Serbian mass rape campaign was distinguished not only by its extraordinary brutality and notorious "rape camps," but also by the systematic forced impregnation of Muslim and Croatian women and girls.
One can't bemoan the breakdown of the family — particularly the black family — without at least acknowledging the structural and systematic forces working against its cohesion.
Limited force was used in Georgia, Azerbaijan, and the Baltic states to quell nationality problems, though Gorbachev was never prepared to use systematic force in order to reestablish the centre's control.
My optimism lies in the hope that the decline of force over the centuries is a real phenomenon, that is the product of systematic forces that will continue to operate, and that we can identify those forces and perhaps concentrate and bottle them.
A systematic study on the assessment of predictive power of extensible and systematic force field (ESFF) has been carried out by taking azurin as a model metalloprotein.
In their book, "The Party Decides," political scientists Marty Cohen, David Karol, Hans Noel and John Zaller argue that "party leaders, aligned groups, and activists" have been a "systematic force in presidential nominations".
