Since their first publication in instalments in the magazine La Vogue in 1886, these magical, dynamic poems (written mostly in prose) have fascinated, challenged, compelled and transformed readers.
The tendency for international organisations to present and promote evidence of ECCE as a panacea for social and economic challenges, to compel governments to invest in early childhood policy and programming, has been previously noted and critiqued largely due to the nature of the evidence base on which the argument is presented (Nsamenang 2006; Penn 2011; Woodhead 2006).
But on the question as to whether the court is the appropriate forum, Aiken sent a strong signal: she was not impressed with the government's tired arguments that the courts should only be used to challenge or compel regulatory actions (play "whack-a-mole"), while the legislature should set national climate policy.
These challenges have compelled the alliance to be flexible, creating and adapting policies to adjust to the realities in countries.
But the jester brings to Detroit a question, a blunt, uncomfortable challenge that compels attention and demands an answer.
It's weird, funny, challenging and compelling, the lack of handheld controls adding to the easy, intuitive feel.
Bashir said he was "delighted" to be returning to the BBC and described the spectrum of religious affairs as "challenging and compelling".
Dexter turned into a demon with the surprisingly challenging and compelling 'One-Two Punch', which offers a simple choice between punching falling logs and catching dropped watermelons.
You are not immersed; on the contrary, you are challenged, alienated, compelled to pay fierce attention to every line, every cutaway, every scene change, and then to question what you think you have learned.
As scientists we do not take advocacy positions lightly, but we believe the magnitude of climate change now presents an unprecedented moral challenge that compels us to speak out.
