Sentence examples for being should be compelled from inspiring English sources
No human being should be compelled to sit on the ground while exercising rights taken for granted throughout the West.
If a food product is clearly dangerous, no government should be compelled for trade reasons to put it on sale.
So there has to be an office somewhere and reporters should be compelled to attend because journalism is, at its heart, a collective activity.
When the opinions themselves cannot be located, the nominee should be compelled to produce docket entries, descriptions of cases and -- where they exist and are the only record -- media accounts.
This argument - over how much evidence the police should be compelled to hand over - is likely to be crucial in the long run in determining how open the inquiry is seen to be.
And on Wednesday, with the case now moving to a penalty phase, the judge said that Mr. Bloomberg's testimony indicated that he was steeped in the case and should be compelled to give a three-hour deposition.
The Justice Department argued that Mr. Risen was a witness and should be compelled to provide information to a jury "like any other citizen," contending that there was no basis to conclude "that the reporter is being harassed in order to disrupt his relationship with confidential news sources".
Already, fights have broken out in many parts of the world over the regulation of converged networks and bundled services.One controversial question is whether incumbent operators should be compelled to share their next-generation networks with rivals, as they are required to do with their existing networks in many parts of the world.
Once again there will be a debate as to whether Muslims should be compelled to condemn those terrorists who kill in our name.
Meanwhile, the watchdog who decides whether public bodies should be compelled to publish files has been unable to complete half his workload since the act became law 12 months ago.
