A set of complex, morally ambiguous characters who compel us to relate to them despite their often troubled nature and gaping collection of character flaws.
In finally establishing a set of facts, it was said, the Tribunal would compel the wider population back in the home country to come to terms with those facts in some kind of cathartic manner.
It also seemed to be a set of policy proposals that the White House didn't feel all that compelled to promote.
Most food-savvy New Yorkers have repeatedly encountered dishes like these in a setting of cheeky rusticity like this, and that compels the Morandi kitchen to perform at a higher, more consistent level than it does.
Each person who takes their own life has a unique set of circumstances that makes them feel compelled to make such a decision, and it would be impossible and irresponsible to speculate on individual cases, but it's important to study the factors affecting the demographic as a whole in order to better tackle the problem.
Assume that evolutionary pressure has compelled a species to occupy a restricted set of internal states, and p (H t ) indicates the probability of occupying state H t, after the evolution of admissible states has converged to an equilibrium density.
No race of hothouse plants could ever have produced and compelled the recognition of such a stalwart set of basic principles, and no such race can preserve them.
Compelling all tax haven companies to file an annual report, setting out the names of their owners, the jurisdictions in which they operate, and a full set of tax returns.
Data on the phonological distances of rotated sounds was then collected by compelling a second, independent set of native-speaking Italian listeners (with no previous exposure to rotated stimuli) to provide phonological descriptions of the same spectrally-rotated syllables used in the discrimination experiment.
We meet him hanging from a high beam, getting no assist from a cop who instead recounts the names of the young victims, thus setting the tone for a series grippingly compelled by the most gothic threats to domestic tranquillity.
