Sentence examples for been compelled to close from inspiring English sources
There weren't, but this led him to discourse on all the briefings he used to receive as mayor, and how he had been compelled to close down public spaces in Manhattan, and about all the things he knew about terrorism then that he could not, unfortunately, share with me, because they probably remained classified.
Jonathan Stern, an authority on the European natural gas market at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, said Ukraine's gas middlemen, whatever their role in politics, also helped Gazprom provide flexible pricing to Ukraine's industrial gas customers, some of which would have been compelled to close factories if charged the full rate.
In states that have passed laws making it unnecessarily difficult for clinics to operate, many have been compelled to close — even if the courts have eventually enjoined those laws or struck them down.
In 2011, Borders in the U.S. applied for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and eventually was compelled to close more than 600 stores.
Because nongovernmental groups in those countries refused to accept the conditions of the policy, they were compelled to close clinics and offer fewer contraceptives, said Kelly Castagnaro, a Planned Parenthood spokeswoman.
And irony of ironies, at another hearing, a witness had just gotten to the part of her statement about "improving access to government information" when the chairman told her that the 2 o'clock buzzer had gone off and they were compelled to close up shop and go home.
When I first met Sally, she was still making piteous efforts to include them in her new life in New Jersey — all of which they rebuffed like cruel suitors, until she was compelled to close the door on both of them, which thrilled me.
Ch Insp Irene Ralston said: "Exposed wires were discovered today at the Queensferry Crossing, and while this poses no immediate risk to the public, as a precaution we are compelled to close the Forth Road Bridge and the M90.
Later, BRAC was compelled to close some of the Shushasthas due to lack of sustainability and hence cost recovery is an issue which is yet to be achieved.
He said Ms. Johnson, a nurse, could have been compelled to move closer to facilitate visits.
