Sentence examples for take force from inspiring English sources

The fund expansion has to be ratified by all 17 eurozone nations to take force.

Now that the administration is expected to appeal Judge Phillips's ruling unnecessarily, we hope the appeals court lets it take force immediately.

The Democrats would enhance high-risk pools, but only as a stop-gap measure until their comprehensive reforms take force in 2014.

Does the judiciary even have jurisdiction over such legislation, passed by Parliament in 1997 but blocked by the pharmaceutical industry's lawsuit in 1998 before it could take force?

If this roadmap to agree a global deal to tackle climate change by 2015, which would take force by 2020, is a triumph, it is a pitiful one.

It is designed, moreover, to take force in stages, so that the effects can be gauged while the appeal progresses and before it has been fully implemented.

(Quentin Letts of the Daily Mail: "Any society which can endure such fare without shouting 'rot' and angrily demanding a refund is a society in severe decay, a society which will take force-feeding like a tethered French duck").

But the film didn't take, forcing The Rock to become an internationally-renowned icon through other means.

The bills still require executive approval before taking force.

It takes force to sand down the stone.

Findings of justifiable homicide have tripled since the law took force in 2005.