An EU-wide right for consumers to change their minds about a purchase made on line within two weeks after having received the good, new requirements that compel on-line traders to provide the consumer with exact information on the total price, the goods ordered and the contact details of the trader, are among the benefits of the new Consumer Rights Directive.
Similarly, the Associated Press' Lindsey Bahr says that despite having "a charming, of-the-moment cast" and "a compelling-on-paper story … in execution, 'Aloha' is a meandering, needlessly confusing cacophony of story, performance, and spiritual blather.
But the music is terrific and the performances compelling on this surprisingly exciting and excellently engineered recording.
Robbins was known for catching adolescence in his choreography; to watch adolescents dance his choreography is compelling on many levels.
But though these squash were compelling on their own, their performance in a modest pie was less convincing — like Javier Bardem guest starring on "Two and a Half Men".
So it came as a surprise, to say the least, when the BBC was compelled on Friday to apologize for Federer's "bad language".
Its central conceit of the Hoffmann character as a Kafka figure was underdeveloped and unnecessary; Hoffmann, the über-Romantic, is compelling on his own terms.
"I did this because we're compelled on this issue to do what is right on the substance," Mr. Spitzer said.
The iPhone maker has repeatedly argued that private companies can't be compelled on a whim to assist authorities without limits.
The Berlusconi analogy, while compelling on its face, does not yield straightforward predictions about how America's center-left might counteract a Trump presidency.
