Sentence examples for will be forced with from inspiring English sources

The Australian Christian Lobby director, Lyle Shelton, said: "Bill Shorten has said that lay people will be forced, with the threat of fines, to provide services to weddings they don't believe should be engaged in.

"Bill Shorten has said that lay people will be forced, with the threat of fines, to provide services to weddings they don't believe should be engaged in," he said.

If Sprint tries to undercut the competition with $80 or $60 plans, the competition will be forced to respond with either lower prices or more services with their pricing packages.

With reports swirling that Paterno will be forced out and with new victims still coming forward, this story is developing at a rapid pace.

Hospitals will be forced to compete with each other, and other providers, for patients.

Leaders will be forced to deal with the problem as the pressure grows.

D'Antoni will be forced to improvise with his three best post players sidelined from an already top-heavy roster.

Instead, they will be forced to live with reduced access to health care and/or a lower standard of living".

But they may be pulled over, and they will be humiliated, and they will live in fear, because they will be forced to live with the ultimate injustice.

One week after dismissing the Broncos' Peyton Manning, Baltimore will be forced to deal with Tom Brady — two generation-defining quarterbacks, back to back.

When Bush announces, he will be forced to comply with campaign finance laws that limit individual contributions to $2,700 for the primary.