Sentence examples for been compelled to stop from inspiring English sources

"In order to protect its brand and to prevent opportunities for consumer confusion, CytoSport has been compelled to stop these types of infringements".

I interrupted desperately, talking so loudly that Cosgrove was compelled to stop and listen.

Feldman could have written that everyone within hearing distance of his music should be compelled to stop and think twice.

At Pier 69, I was compelled to stop and admire a doorless steel house-in-a-bottle installation by Malcolm Cochran called "Private Passage".

In 1990, the United States was compelled to stop the sale of F-16 planes to Pakistan because of its nuclear activities.

In court, Crossroads argued that it was compelled to stop the payments to the two consultants, George C. Finley and Peter Kelly, both prominent Democrats with ties to leading state officials, because the Ethics Commission had ruled that paying them would be illegal.

If such passenger trains may be compelled to stop at county seats it is difficult to see why the legislature may not compel them to stop at every station, a requirement which would be practically destructive of through travel, where there were competing lines unhampered by such regulations.

Similarly, if companies serving pirate sites choose not to take action voluntarily, copyright owners must state their case and persuade a federal judge to issue a court order before payment processors or ad networks can be compelled to stop servicing the site.

He was compelled to stop after he gave himself second-degree burns while making a pot of instant noodles.

On one side is a bad guy who wants to rule it all and on the other a good guy who is compelled to stop him.

We usually bee-boop through the commercials, but were compelled to stop on a beautifully shot scene of a hetero couple in a Chinese restaurant.