Sentence examples for be compelled to explain from inspiring English sources
The regime only sees this as a "green light". Russia China, India, South Africa and Brazil should be compelled to explain their positions.
On Friday, the Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments over whether Ross and others can be compelled to explain their actions.
Human rights campaigners have said the College of Policing (CoP), which sets standards for UK officers and offers worldwide training courses, should be compelled to explain their work in countries with poor records on civil liberties.
Those who applaud the macroeconomics of Ryan's cuts should at least be compelled to explain how ordinary Americans, whose incomes haven't risen since the late '90s, can take up the slack, in their own purchasing and in the nation's economic activity, created by these cuts.
And this response has an effect: NBC was compelled to explain the Miller interview.
Species: C. Phonus Field Guide to Mobile Communicators The Locator The Locator, found on the street or the train, in buses and airports, is compelled to explain exactly where he is calling from.
But if the Baldwin letters are any indication, the microfilm, papers and reports could yield a harvest of insights on cultural figures who achieved greatness, and some who have been forgotten, who were struggling financially and were compelled to explain their predicament and their output.
Here too you can order a traditional meal, and the service is nearly up to that, but here too the server is compelled to explain the tapas concept, noting that the restaurant's approach to it is Asian-influenced, which is barely in evidence.
Imagine if a startup created a proprietary AI system, for instance, and was compelled to explain exactly how it worked, to the point of laying it all out — it would be akin to asking that a company disclose its source code.
That would explain why some Italian banks may be compelled to team up with each other sooner rather than later.
Hennessy would be compelled to commit homicide.
