Sentence examples similar to compel demonstration from inspiring English sources
Had the media attention on CCSVI been less intense the concomitant political pressure would not have materialized, and the CIHR would not have felt compelled to make a public demonstration that it was taking the issue seriously.
Most importantly, you need a polished, professional, and creative demonstration that will resonate with attendees and compel them to want to learn more.
What would compel this body to exchange a lazy Saturday morning for a public demonstration in the streets?
The case of Brazil shows that a more nuanced analysis of health governance at multiple levels provides a more robust demonstration of the extent to which global financial initiatives further compel national politicians, bureaucrats, and civil society to respond to relatively neglected diseases, while building new institutions and accountability mechanisms at the community level.
The demonstration was against a Private Member's Bill sponsored by the Tory MP, Nadine Dorries, which would compel schools to teach sexual abstinence to teenage girls, but not boys.
Instead, the government and the loyalists seem to hope that the demonstrations will lose momentum with time, or that the economic costs of a protracted governmental crisis will compel the opposition to soften its stance.
But in June, 2013, I felt compelled to see the Gezi Park demonstrations in Istanbul's Taksim Square.
By Tuesday, Iran's leaders could no longer ignore the demonstrations and felt compelled to respond publicly.
Tells about a demonstration.
Demonstration of the lamp.
