Sentence examples for will force the issue from inspiring English sources
"The basic economics that drives professional sport will force the issue," said Wheeler.
Senate Republicans say they will force the issue this week by requiring votes on the formation of conference committees.
"This lawsuit will force the issue," said Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president and a candidate for mayor of New York City.
In Nevada and Utah, Republican state legislators will force the issue onto the November ballot.If they succeed, and if the Democrats don't actually pass EFCA, it'll be a big and unexpected defeat for the labour movement.
But we are launching our campaign today in the firm belief that it will force the issue now into the boardrooms and inboxes of people who have billions of dollars at their disposal".
But in the case of L.V.A.D.'s, or with lung volume reduction surgery, the potential number who will get it is quite large so it will force the issue.
Putting the Walgreens issue on the front burner and on the front page will force the whole issue of "inversions" out in the open.
That leaves the industry exposed to adverse selection, whereby young and healthy (read: inexpensive) customers avoid buying cover until they are ill, at which point new regulations will force the industry to issue them cover.The biggest problems with this imperfect bill arise from cost.
Joan Walley, chair of the Environmental audit committee of MPs which quizzed London mayor Boris Johnson on air pollution in September, said: "Today's ruling from the European court is a welcome intervention, because it will force the government to prioritise the issue of air quality in all decisions on transport policy and infrastructure".
But human rights groups hope that the event will force the churches to re-examine broader issues, like the role of senior members of the clergy in Rwandan politics and the near passivity of the church hierarchy while the killing frenzy was going on.
With 7,000 more UN troops destined for Freetown, Gen Jetley's report will force the Security Council to confront issues beyond the numbers of peacekeepers and their mandate, and to consider whether the whole operation is a further threat to stability in west Africa.
