Sentence examples for are compelled to accept from inspiring English sources

Palestinian leaders and their public hope for the best and are compelled to accept the worst.

We are compelled to accept the view expressed some years ago by Dr Taussig that "the interests involved in tariff-making are so powerful, and can exert such influence on the party in power, that disinterested and non-partisan administration of the flexible provisions is a vain dream".

Any serious investigation of the injustices that we and hundreds of thousands of others have suffered must determine who is beating, kidnapping, disbarring and prosecuting these lawyers and threatening their families, and why defendants are compelled to accept the nominal legal assistance of government-employed lawyers instead of counsel of their choosing.

In the same way that we are compelled to accept Ameghino's references to primates and equids among names for unrelated, endemic South American mammals, supraordinal taxa similarly deserve recognition based in the first instance on priority, even if this involves questionable orthography and/or etymology.

"I was compelled to accept the transfer," said Baggio, 23 at the time.

According to this analysis, Mr. Arafat will then be compelled to accept a bipolar power structure in his governing Palestinian Authority.

Lenders will be compelled to accept that arrangement, forgiving the difference between the market price of the property and what they are owed.

After Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany on January 30 , 1933 Piłsudski was compelled to accept Hitler's suggestion of a 10-year German-Polish nonaggression agreement (January 24 , 1934.

Julian was mortally wounded in a skirmish, and his successor, Jovian, was compelled to accept an ignominious 30 years' truce and surrender of five Roman provinces.

"The state was compelled to accept them by the federal government, who could've withheld the highway funds, so the state posted them," he said.

Yet following Gaddafi's death, the signs and symbols of the old regime hastily crumbled, the Libyan population free to reject claims they had been compelled to accept.