Sentence examples for be compelled to work from inspiring English sources

But the government's new contracts mean our already overworked junior doctors will be compelled to work even more antisocial hours.

The Liberal Democrats will be compelled to work with elements of the Labour party should the Tories win the next general election, the party's former leader Sir Menzies Campbell said today.

His signature pledge is to put the health care negotiations on C-Span so the lawmakers would feel that they're under public scrutiny and thus be compelled to work together for the common good.

Many workers would see their income shrink, he said, "and second, who knows how many hours they would be compelled to work to make it up?" Correction: September 21, 2000, Thursday Because of deletions during editing, an article on Sunday about growing resistance to mandatory overtime work omitted a reference to a new book that directed The Times to some of those interviewed.

For his opposition to the Poor Law Amendment Act of 1834 (under which indigent farm labourers could be compelled to work in factories for substandard wages), his employer dismissed him (May 1838) and had him imprisoned for debt (December 1840 February 1844).

Three in four women are currently in the workforce, and even more will be compelled to work during their lifetimes.

Presidents are compelled to work with the material they have before them.

"We were compelled to work on the programs of the Taliban," he said.

But I am being compelled to work on this issue again.

Garcia could not, given the environment in which he was compelled to work, be expected to have succeeded.

One student studying preschool education said she was prohibited from quitting her internship and was compelled to work night shifts.