He's got enormous forearms that compel respect.
Whatever the reader's feelings, the system and some individuals in it compel respect.
For most of the officers and men, the commanding general was a cold figure who compelled respect — and a touch of fear.
His record as a player compels respect, he is smart and he knows his rugby.
In most cases, comity and respect for federalism compel us to defer to the decisions of state courts on issues of state law.
While conceding that, in most cases, "comity and respect for federalism compel us to defer to the decisions of state courts on issues of state law," the concurrence relies on some combination of Article II, Section 1, and 3 U. S. C. Section 5 to justify the majority's conclusion that this case is one of the few in which we may lay that fundamental principle aside.
Dr. Moskowitz's experiences in the Holocaust should compel us to have the greatest rachmanus, (mercy in Yiddish), they should compel us to have the greatest understanding and respect for life, but they should not compel us to consider his ideas wise -- if our goal is the protection of human life on both sides.
Or like Franklin Tucci, 34, who felt compelled to show support for the city and respect for the dead, but still was not sure he had made the right decision in coming.
In fact, in his initial formulation of the embedded liberalism hypothesis, Hollifield (1992b, p. 578) mentioned that these processes could also be relevant in less liberal contexts: "Respect for human (and civil) rights can compel liberal states (and some that are not so liberal ) to exercise caution in dealing with migrants".
Most foreign ministers do not begin news conferences with religious commentary, but Wakil Ahmad Muttawakil seemed compelled today to explain that the people of Afghanistan have great respect for Jesus Christ.
