Sentence examples for unable to force a from inspiring English sources

The opposition remains fragmented and unable to force a resolution.

David Cameron has been in favour of launching air strikes in Syria but has so far been unable to force a vote through Parliament.

Last week the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, said Labour would "inevitably" back a second referendum if the party was unable to force a general election.

Okoro was guilty of getting her tactics wrong as she pushed ahead with 300m to go but was unable to force a big enough gap to thwart Simpson, and the 25 year-old steamed past her.

Arsenal have told Sánchez that they expect him to honour the final year of his contract and nobody at the club is worried about him reapplying himself on 1 September, if he has been unable to force a move.

There's a sense that ostensibly democratic governments have hardened against the interests of their citizens, and that, barring a tip of the political apple cart, voters are unable to force a course change.

Yet with Mr Basescu probably unable to force an early election, and parliament unable to oust the president or conjure a stable majority government, the prospects for a revival of reforms are dim.A parliamentary committee on April 23rd set the date for a national referendum on the impeachment of Mr Basescu.

Hearts manager Paulo Sergio was sent to the stand and the home side were unable to force an equaliser.

But Burnley were unable to force an equaliser as Liverpool secured only their fifth league clean sheet of the season.

Michelle Hinnigan pulled a goal back when she scrambled the ball home five minutes from time, but the visitors were unable to force an equaliser.

Gavin Tomlin rifled a 15-yard shot into the top corner late on, but the home side were unable to force an equaliser.