She was forced to confess.

I was forced to come here.

Maybe she's now forced by them to help them.

I was forced to as a child.

I had to look for another god.

I know you forced Frazier to get you 100,000.

Nothing. I was forced to come here.

For the sake of your career, I'm forced to endure the worst.

I'm not leaving till I'm made to.

Husband... are you kidding? I was forced into it.

I was forced to promise I would marry one of them.

By the year 1880, all but one of the scattered bands of the Apache nation had been forced to surrender.

The majority of them have had to interrupt their attendance of schools and kindergartens.

In some cases, locals were even coerced by authorities to move.

The war in Mindanao in the Philippines has forced thousands of residents to flee their homes.

Diaspora The Civil War forced many Guatemalans to start lives outside of their country.

Then again, put in a situation where I was forced to speak the language.

He told us that Brazil's government mandated that every gasoline station in the country would carry ethanol.

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As a consequence, the latter were forced to withdraw to a distance of some 25 kilometres away from the centre of Kabul.

And it was at this military base, with the Sierra Leone Armed forces, that I was actually forced to be a soldier.

Yes, I finessed my queen of hearts... and forced FinchTattersall to sacrifice his ace.

After the fall of the Berlin Wall, internal and external pressures eventually forced Kolingba to adopt the beginnings of a democratic approach.

I suppose it doesn't matter to you that she was probably forced to do whatever she did to protect herself.

Unfortunately both encountered a typhoon on leaving the Philippines and were wrecked on the coast of Japan.

In 1997, a convention, under the auspices of the OECD, which obliged everybody to change their laws and criminalize foreign bribery.

And the devastating events of the 20th century have forced people to question the cold, unfeeling God.

You're constraining the direction that it goes in.

So, I had to add handcuffs, while holding my breath, to escape from.

It's not your fault you're wrapped and twisted, like a tree forced to flower forever, and never bear fruit.

Earlier this week the Libya sponsored aid ship Al Amal ( hope ) attempted to sail to the Gaza Strip (but was forced to change course for Egypt).

Typically, a mobile carrier would only hand over the key if compelled to do so by law enforcement.

If forced to pay, the business might be obliged to declare bankruptcy or exit the market altogether.

Some elementary schools in China force children who under perform to wear a green scarf. (via Ministry of Tofu)

The conflict in Afghanistan also forced millions of Afghan refugees into Pakistan, particularly in the northwestern regions.

Last December, Chinese authorities set up new measures that forced microbloggers to sign up with their real names.

Cienfuegos's column fought the Battle of Yaguajay in December and, after a fight, forced the garrison to surrender on December 30, 1958.

Under these circumstances, NGOs and United Nations agencies have been forced to suspend or withdraw operations on various occasions.

The Nakbeh in 1948 forced many Palestinians to move to Jordan, as well as the West Bank, which was annexed by Jordan after the war.

State run media organs have been forced to admit that these protests test the Party s will to maintain power.

Events in recent months show that the Al Asqa Martyrs Brigades have forced even Arafat to take their demands into consideration.

Korea became a protectorate of Japan in 1895 when Japan forced Emperor Gojong to abdicate and Japanese assassinated his consort, Myeongseong.

My delegation is following this new crisis with great concern it has already forced the Palestinian Authority to declare a state of emergency in the occupied territories.

It has compelled our Organization to assume new responsibilities, both in negotiations for conflict prevention and in operations for the maintenance or restoration of peace.

In 1997, a convention, under the auspices of the OECD, which obliged everybody to change their laws and criminalize foreign bribery.