If other organizations could obtain university-sponsored residences, sizable funds for activities, and social reputations comparable with the Greek community, the compulsion to join Greek life in order to have an active social life might not be as strong.
Keneally argued social change is best effected with community consensus not compulsion.
OBJECTIVE: It is unclear how many people in the community have obsessions and compulsions and associated levels of interference.
Molodynki, Rugkåsa and Burns [ 44] suggest that the Mental Health Act has increased the capacity for compulsion in the community and is reflected in the recent changes in service provision, although the evidence base is relatively small.
Obsessions and compulsions in the community: prevalence, interference, help-seeking, developmental stability, and co-occurring psychiatric conditions.
If there is coercion then it is a different matter (and I concede that there can be "soft" cultural compulsion from within one's community, which is problematic).
I am confident that the majority of Muslims share my view that the issue of the veil is about choice and not compulsion from within or outside our community.
For example, the compulsion of individuals, groups, organizations, and communities to obtain permission from government forestry offices before harvesting any tree, including those raised by them on their own land, suggests that all forest resources belongs to government alone.
I must say that I was reinvigorated by our community's up-and-coming filmmakers and their passion, compulsion, complexity and sincerity.
Titled "Amazon a virtual no-show in hometown philanthropy," the article paints a portrait of a company that sees no ethical compulsion to show generosity to its local community and no business value in engaging with its Seattle neighbors.
