Examples of using Are forcing in English and their translations into Polish
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Current trends are forcing designers to draw attention to the phenomenon of exteding the life of things,
to be telecentric lenses are forcing increasing its size within the bayonet;
Open platforms on the Internet are forcing a shift not only in business strategy
Avoiding a 15-year jail sentence in Iron Heights would have been nice, but you're forcing my hand. I guess it's a little late for that now.
international recession fears are forcing United States corporations to lower their costs
During the year that you're forcing him to do in London. As if Logan's not gonna
The authorities are forcing bishops, priests,
Competitive pressures and stricter product liability regulations are forcing manufacturers to take all possible steps to increase productivity and improve quality.
Current market conditions are forcing the participants to expand horizons,
I still can't believe these bitches are forcing me into rehab, missing the season opener.
then discovered Alexandra wants to kill us both, and the Feds are forcing you to cooperate.
Their attacks have increased, and their long-range missiles are forcing us to retreat from our positions.
Cable TV companies to enter the VoIP business are forcing telecommunications companies to enter the IPTV market.
They are forcing IT section chiefs to think more intrusively
They will have little reason to believe us, when what we're forcing them to admit would be a major embarrassment.
PL Mr President, under the guise of noble environmental protection objectives, the richest states and companies are forcing through a climate change package which will hit the less well-off European Union states.
therefore social changes, are forcing us towards a new educational paradigm.
Percy's election code took advantage of a tenth of a second gap in vote reporting, and the cons are forcing him to change it to siphon money.
go off to a mountain or a desert, are forcing their minds to conform to an established pattern.