So NHS Improvement knows it needs to compel decisions to be taken while holding back from the temptation to dictate the outcome – a hard trick to pull off.
"The nature of the alleged crime and the resulting harm compelled this decision," attorney general Loretta Lynch said in a statement.
Guantánamo is not closing anytime in the remotely distant future, and I think the combination of political, military, and legal realities compelled this decision at this point.
In January, 2014, Attorney General Eric Holder, who had publicly expressed his personal opposition to the death penalty, announced that the government would seek to execute Tsarnaev, explaining that the scale of the horror had compelled the decision.
But he added, "The mayhem that compelled the decision sends an unfortunate signal to those countries that the U.S. is far away, and that the U.S. political system is dysfunctional".
"The nature of the alleged crime and the resulting harm compelled this decision".
As the board members studied the shuttle disaster, he said, they realized that they needed to look beyond failing hardware and simple human error into NASA's culture, to see if there were elements that all but compelled bad decisions.
Sorry, but I won't try to compel that decision.
WICKENDEN: Amy? AMY DAVIDSON: In terms of compelling the decision, the Obama Administration, in a way, has made its own political reality.
In an interview between NBC correspondent Marvin Kalb & Lt. Gen. Fidel V. Ramos, quoted by the writer, Ramos stated that the rebels did not have as much military force as Marcos, but, Ramos said, "I think that the power which it in the hands of the people to compel a decision favorable to us from Mr. Marcos is there".
