Sentence examples for compel both from inspiring English sources

They hope that actually submitting the deal and starting the 90-day clock will compel both sides to reach an agreement.

One solution is mandated encryption: the government would compel both corporations and individuals to install the most up-to-date protection tools.

When Ms. Bachmann answered that "a lot of these cases would be negotiated," he pressed, "You cannot just negotiate without a legal foundation and thereby compel both sides to participate".

Zfone may face more of a challenge in Europe, where the British government is preparing to give the police the legal authority to compel both organizations and individuals to disclose encryption keys.

ALBANY — As Republicans and Democrats in the State Senate failed again on Friday to reach an agreement to divide power, Gov. David A. Paterson continued to test the limits of his constitutional authority to compel both sides to compromise.

In May, Kentucky's unionist legislature — which refused to call a secession convention despite demands from the state's governor, Beriah Magoffin — had declared itself "independent of both sides," a strict neutrality intended to "compel both sides to respect the inviolability of her soil".

Parents are compelled, both by law and by emotional imperative, to feed their kids.

And she is compelling both as a brazen flirt and as an amusing bitch.

The debate that followed divided the scientific world and compelled both men to elaborate their models of natural history.

It has compelled both Republican and Democratic presidents to reduce ambitious and ill-defined foreign aid programs.

Justice Thomas wrote that the jury instructions were unambiguous and that the state court decision upholding them was "objectively reasonable," compelled both by precedent and "common sense".