Examples of using May force in English and their translations into Arabic
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If we act now, we may force them into a crossfire.
And that, of course, may force him to come back.
You may force me to discipline you… in some other way.
But it may force them to hear what I have to say.
No one may force or influence a woman to terminate her pregnancy.
For instance, export crop expansion may force women from permanent agricultural employment into seasonal employment.
And Kreeya may force him to fight against Outworld,
Ongoing Roundup litigation may force Bayer to sell its assets,
On a vote of no confidence, the Folketing may force a single minister or the entire government to resign.
For example, lack of easy travel and transit facilities may force rapid development of transport and communication infrastructure.
In particular, developing countries are quickly running out of fiscal space, which may force them into a counterproductive fiscal contraction.
Eventually, these microorganisms may force us to reconsider the way we think about our cities, bringing our inanimate concrete jungles to life.
The arms race may force the new generation to live, not under the sun
The high cost of water may force households to use alternative sources of water of poorer quality that are a greater risk to health.
Some laws may give religious minorities no option to apply for divorce or may force them to make enormous financial sacrifices in order to obtain a divorce.
Women and girls with disabilities are also particularly vulnerable to violence during situations of conflict and other natural disasters, which may force migration and or displacement.
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Emergencies may force action, as on the Mexican financial crisis,
Today it was BoE's. chief Economist Andy Haldane, noting that risks of prolonged slowdown inflation may force policy makers to be prepared to cut interest rates further if needed.
In the time of global recession that we face now, many Governments are, of course, under pressure to cut services, and reduced family incomes may force people to take more risks.