Sentence examples for compel payment from inspiring English sources

If the commission found that a foreign site was largely devoted to piracy, it could compel payment processors and online advertising companies to stop doing business with it.

Hertzberg called the use of driver's license suspensions to compel payment "a Catch 22 that traps people in a cycle of poverty".

The Continental Congress, operating under the loose Articles of Confederation, would levy taxes on the states; only a fraction of the resources would be delivered, but Congress had little power to compel payment.

In an amended complaint filed yesterday seeking to compel the payment of the insurance benefits, Chase argued that the insurers fully understood the nature of the transactions.

"Ferguson has allowed its focus on revenue generation to fundamentally compromise the role of Ferguson's municipal court," the report said: Instead, the court primarily uses its judicial authority as the means to compel the payment of fines and fees that advance the City's financial interests.

Instead, it used its judicial authority "as the means to compel the payment of fines and fees that advance[d] the city's financial interests".

Instead, the court primarily uses its judicial authority as the means to compel the payment of fines and fees that advance the City's financial interests.

"The court primarily uses its judicial authority as the means to compel the payment of fines and fees that advance the City's financial interests," the Justice Department investigation found.

If the offender can't be found to answer the accusation (a likely occurrence given that most Web sites targeted will be overseas), the government or a private party can seek an injunction from a judge to compel advertising networks and payment systems like MasterCard or PayPal to stop doing business with the site.

Thus patients were compelled to make upfront payment for such drugs in the pharmaceutical stores.

They want regulators of the world's richest stock markets, like the Securities and Exchange Commission, to compel oil companies to declare net annual payments to countries like Angola.