Sentence examples for be compelled to undertake from inspiring English sources

The policy could mean that those on employment and support allowance who have been placed in the work-related activity group (Wrag) could be compelled to undertake work experience for charities, public bodies and high-street retailers.

Will boys continue to be compelled to ignore that hunger?

They should be compelled to fix it.

Should workers be compelled to join unions or pay dues?

Instead, it will be compelled to seek alliances.

"But the board cannot be legally compelled to undertake them".

The US government must also lead others to bridge the gap in funding to assist Syrian refugees so they are not compelled to undertake the dangerous flight to Europe - or even worse, return to Syria.

Carl Hoffman, a courageous and interestingly untroubled man from Washington, D.C., has done a great service by reminding us, in "The Lunatic Express," of this abiding truism: that the world's ordinary traveler is compelled to endure all too much while undertaking the grim necessities of modern movement.

By the time Mr. Rouhani took the rostrum at the United Nations late on Tuesday afternoon, it was clear that he felt compelled to undertake a slight course correction.

John undertook in 1327 an expedition aimed at Kraków, which he was compelled to abort; in 1328, he waged a crusade against Lithuania during which he formalized an alliance with the Teutonic Order.

The prospect of such an undertaking terrified and inspired Ponifasio at first but he was compelled to sign on.