Sentence examples for compelled to abide from inspiring English sources
And in doing so, they are compelled to abide by rules like, say, paying tax, complying with health and safety requirements, and not turning away guests because they are black, disabled or gay.
"How could you refer the cases of others while you don't feel compelled to abide by the same rule?" he is quoted as saying.
"We only resolve matters of the public with the written consent of the parties involved, and no one is compelled to abide by the order," Mujahid said.
But he said Hamas felt compelled to compromise to abide by the Koranic injunction against Muslim killing Muslim.
The grip of Sunni and Shiite armed groups that had compelled Iraqis to abide by what they considered moral behavior has loosened, and many people now feel free to express themselves in various ways.
In a response to a demand by state lawmakers that he abide by state budgeting rules, Mr. Sillen wrote in a letter to the California Department of Finance last year that California's appropriation process was "an immense waste of time (read taxpayer dollars) for little, if any, redeeming value" and that he felt "neither compelled nor obligated" to abide by state budget requirements.
Female employees, she tells us, were compelled in writing to abide by a number of rules, including this one: 'When you are in the bathroom for the humble purpose of relieving your bladder, you are constrained to ensure that no one will hear the trill of your stream.
Our species is compelled to make art.
"I felt compelled to find out".
Writers are compelled to assault taboos.
