Sentence examples for by compelling from inspiring English sources

The DISCLOSE Act aims to get around this ruling by compelling certain targeted groups to disclose the names of their donors.

In 1539 Cromwell made the mistake of trying to force the King to his side by compelling him to marry Anne of Cleves.

The patient, wobbly and glazed, tries mightily to understand her command and then heed it by compelling his neck to turn.

The Almohads assumed the title of caliph, introduced a series of severe religious measures, and sought to strengthen their states through religious unification i.e., by compelling the Jews and Christians to either convert to Islam or emigrate.

Yet, it can also be a destabilizing force that undermines the legitimacy of the state by compelling the state to sanction practices that contravene what others see as basic and universal norms.

For almost 40 years, the New Jersey Supreme Court has tried to fulfill its duty to enforce the education clause in the state Constitution by compelling the governor and Legislature to provide equal educational opportunity for public school students.

Critics countered that the Sufi monopoly of formal religious education in the North Caucasus only served to further alienate fundamentalist Sunni believers by compelling them to worship at home.

But this reflexive response misses the point that the average American gets: Congress has never before ordered Americans to enter a market, health-care or otherwise, by compelling a market purchase.

Do we still need to make globalization more fair by compelling the rich Western countries to open their markets more to those things that the poor countries are best able to sell: food and textiles?

Kwon (2016) also said that NK government has produced an image of an ideal female laborer in communism by compelling a specific kind of hairstyle or clothing.

The machine works by compelling your body to compensate for its wild motions (like riding a bull or something).