Sentence examples similar to compel a commitment from inspiring English sources
Rustin asked: "Where... are the forces now in motion to compel such a commitment?" He realized that mobilizing resources on this scale requires more than a vanguard of nonviolent protesters putting their bodies on the line at segregated lunch counters.
Like so many poor boys raised by single mothers, Liam (Mr. Compston) is compelled by a commitment to be the male center of his parent's life by any means necessary.
One would think that Members would be compelled more by a commitment to helping America run more effectively, and operate more efficiently, than by a commitment to campaign contributions by the fossil fuel industry.
Earlier this year, the NRDC filed a lawsuit to compel the FDA to fulfill a commitment it made in 1977, when the agency first acknowledged the mounting public health threat posed by the use of antibiotics in healthy livestock for growth promotion and disease prevention.
The two leaders also asked President Bush for a commitment to protect "Kurdistan" should an insurgency compel the United States to pull its forces out of the rest of Iraq.
Rather, a theory constitutes a resource and an affiliation that, while compelling a long-term commitment as well as ideological allegiances, allows for strategic negotiation and ad-hoc bricolage on the part of the individual scholar or a group of scholars.
Consider limiting yourself to one loan – and make a commitment to get a handle on your cash flow so you won't be compelled to consider another one.
