Forcing formatting anyway.

Forcing her to kiss him.

I'm not forcing you anything, right?

I am not forcing you anything.

It's not you that's forcing me.

So we're not forcing people to travel.

Nobody's forcing you to go with us.

I always feel like I'm forcing you.

She is forcing you to do this now

forcing their way into the midst of the enemy,

forcing their way into the midst of the enemy,

Yes, it's monstrous, forcing men to reckon like that.

No one's forcing you! In custody, work is voluntary.

Forcing me to marry someone I do not love.

You're forcing me to do something I dislike very much

You're not, and don't get any ideas about forcing yourself.

If you don't want to come, I'm not forcing you.

Picture in a frame, ashes in a bottle, boundless energy confined in the bottle, forcing me to deal with reality, forcing me to deal with being grown up.

You're forcing me to take measures to protect you from yourself.

She was forcing me bit by bit to compromise my position.

In other words, they would force students to uncover their heads, and I think forcing people to uncover their head is as tyrannical as forcing them to cover it.

In retaliation, the EU threatened Chile with action at the WTO forcing it to back down and reopen its waters to the EU until 2002 when it refused to renew its lease agreement.

The insecurity was forcing United Nations agencies to scale back their activities.

quot Forcing Arab teachers to join the Teachers apos Union in Israel

Herr bulic, you must forgive me for forcing myself upon your company.

Oh, he's forcing him to lie so it'll show on the graph.

Around Capua, they ravaged the countryside... forcing other slaves to join them.

Food trucks were stuck in the mud for hours at a time, forcing aid agencies to use four wheel drive vehicles, which slowed down deliveries because of the reduced capacity and scarcity of such vehicles.

Note Forcing MPEG2 as VCD is not supported by some standalone DVD players.

He's forcing me to fly to Atlanta tomorrow to appear before this committee.

(f) About the decision of the Belarusian authorities to revoke the teaching licence of the European Humanities University in Minsk and to terminate the lease of its buildings, forcing the University in Belarus to close down

See, the thing we're doing right now is we're forcing people to learn mathematics.

This can be acquired by examing the form variable names, or just simply brute forcing.

So actually, now the temes are forcing our brains to become more like teme machines.

The 1990s were the warmest decade on record, forcing glaciers and Arctic ice to retreat.

Global fish catches peaked in the late nineteen eighties, forcing fishermen to move into deep waters.

Most Banking Systems are based on debt, forcing people into a spiral of loans and repayments

You might be of some help. I thought up a little plan for forcing Fisher's hand.

I've often imagined how you might propose to me and now I'm forcing you into it.

Yes, I would. I didn't want it to come to this, but since you're forcing me

Major cities have been zoned with residential and commercial areas placed far apart, forcing people to drive.

In the short term, a cost shock devastates some economic activities, forcing companies either to shut down or move on to another line of business. But what Schumpeter called creative destruction can facilitate the eventual emergence and expansion of new, more efficient firms.

During 2004, the CPN M implemented a policy of targeted executions and terror aimed at forcing mass resignations from the village development committees (VDCs), aimed at closing down government presence at the local level, which it refers to as the old regime .

In extreme instances, communities reject people living with HIV AIDS altogether, forcing them and or their families to move.

An Israeli flag was spread at the entrance to the exhibition hall, forcing the visitors to tread on it.