Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To force them in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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You want to force them?
To force them to become a minority in their own capital?
You want to force them?
To force them to work violates the 13th Amendment's prohibition against slavery
Do you want to force them?
He wants to force them to conduct a full investigation.
My family tried to force them out.
He wants to force them to conduct a full investigation.
The United Nations began to force them to return.
He wants to force them to do an investigation.
Dude, we can use it as leverage to force them to hang with us.
We need to force them down, make them come to us.
You have used every tactic in the book to force them to sell.
What might it mean to force them into a crouched position, to feel small?
The bosses therefore sometimes lowered the wages to force them to work longer.
I mean, you try to force them into doing stuff like they say in all the parenting books.
The two wrestlers were attached to each other to force them to compete without backing out[f].
Are we going to force them to implement an acquis that Parliament considers to be obsolete?
We will pressure the police to force them to surrender chenzhen.
You are not there to force them: so remind, with this Quran, those who fear My warning.
maybe he kidnapped their engineer to force them to take him seriously.
It would be wrong to force them, and we don't try.
These rules should provide for early action against countries which do not control their deficits in periods of growth, to force them to take corrective measures.
The only just remedy is to force them to resume treatment.
We will get the police to force them to hand over Chen
often kept longer to force them to cooperate and reveal their identity.
This is intended either to force them into bankruptcy or to compel them to accept new management.
It has regretted and strongly criticised the pressure the United States has exerted on certain countries to force them not to ratify the Statute of the International Criminal Court.
It is only the local context that appears to force them to deviate from an endless repetition of corridors
Are being made against Japan in order to force them to fork over more money to the U.S.