Sentence examples for be compelled to speak from inspiring English sources

But this was not exactly Mr. Trump's natural habitat, and what was absent from his speech underscored why he would be compelled to speak to a Christian conservative audience so late in the campaign.

Mr. Reed said prosecutors and police investigators had decided not to invoke an administrative procedure in which officers can be compelled to speak to investigators, because those statements cannot be used in any criminal case.

Speaking with The Independent, Sherratt described how he was compelled to speak out because there are too few voices about such issues, and also because he noticed they have been getting "little mainstream attention".

He said he was compelled to speak out in defense of his former co-worker.

Koeman and Van Gaal were compelled to speak again last season, when Van Gaal was readying his Dutch squad to take to the World Cup in Brazil.

No producer is "compelled to speak," she said, adding that producers are "simply required to contribute to a program that furthers the interests of the industry".

But Moyes was compelled to speak to Young after he dived against Crystal Palace earlier this season and has started him in only two matches since that game.

Mr. Obama clearly felt strongly enough that he was compelled to speak on a very personal and honest basis about an issue that most of us would rather avoid discussing.

He says he planned to write about the issue but was compelled to speak out when the local newspaper learned this week about his decision and called him for comment.

"Al Gilman hated sloppy or phony science and he was compelled to speak out whenever he saw it," Brown said.

Even though I traveled in "authorized" areas, I encountered situations that I am compelled to speak about.