use force

And she's almost never used force, certainly not against the common people.

They'd have to use force of one kind or another.

So you have to use force to get them out.

She would not put it past him to use force.

I wanted to give Clinton the power to use force if necessary.

In Washington, officials said a decision on whether to use force is still weeks away.

When it came to using force, she tried to consider everything.

"Are you saying that if they try to stop us, we might have to use force against them?"

Brother, this time you are going to have to use force.

And after all, truth is a woman; one must not use force with her.

I therefore believe that the decision to use force was taken several months ago.

"Why use force on a girl to get her into clothes like these?"

I've never known him to need to use force on any of his subjects.

In getting what you want, it is sometimes necessary to use force against other groups.

"But I still doubt if anyone would use force to keep me from going."

It was not clear whether officials planned to use force to open the university.

And we should use force only as a last resort.

We will use force, when necessary, in the defense of freedom.

"But we have to find a solution without using force."

Anger makes you think of using force as an answer.

I'm not planning to use force if they vote us out.

"Do I have to use force to make you talk?"

He expected to use force to push the door open.

There are times, too, he said, when officers must use force the public does not understand.

The hardest decision a president makes is ever to use force.