Sentence examples for be compelled to return from inspiring English sources

He felt it to be one of those defining moments in his life that he would be compelled to return to again and again".

In correspondence with Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, he wrote that Israel would not be compelled to return to the 1967 lines, but that the realities on the ground should govern any future negotiations to achieve a Palestinian state.

Aligning himself with Vice President Al Gore, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said yesterday that Elian Gonzalez, the 6-year-old Cuban boy living with relatives in Miami, should not be compelled to return to his father in Cuba.

Senators would be compelled to return to work if the governor calls a special session — technically, the State Police could round up senators if they did not show up.

And later follow-ups to see if feelings reverted or habit changes were less than temporary were limited because most of the subjects couldn't be compelled to return.

A heretic (i.e., someone who has been baptised as a Catholic but has since rejected orthodox Catholic doctrine) can rightly be compelled to return to the Church, but a Jew or unbeliever who has never been a Catholic should not be converted by force (Summa, 2 2, q. 10, a. 8).

Weston and Devine are compelled to return to Earth, and Ransom chooses to accompany them.

Mr. Malik said young lawyers in particular had been compelled to return to work and make a living.

As a result, many braceros were compelled to return to their hometowns before receiving their payroll deductions.

So comforting, warm and fun is the Scolt Head that I am compelled to return a month after my initial visit.

He had planned to study engineering at the University of Cambridge but was compelled to return to India to assume his role in the Tata family business in 1925.