Sentence examples for compelled to admit from inspiring English sources

So you can't be compelled to admit women.

Lithuania was compelled to admit Soviet garrisons and air bases on its territory.

Ms. Kavanah said she was compelled to admit to "acting black".

Mr. Putin's spokesman, Dmitri S. Peskov, however, was later compelled to admit that the discovery was staged.

The matter was raised in Parliament, and the government was compelled to admit that it opened private letters.

A few months before his death, the great Greek film-maker Theodoros Angelopoulos felt compelled to admit he was scared.

These are the people perhaps not bothered by various restrictions passed in different states, the people who don't see why it's onerous that an abortion doctor be compelled to have hospital admitting privileges or a woman has to go through a waiting period.

At some point H.P.'s auditors might also compel it to admit that it overpaid for Autonomy, particularly if the stock falls further.

The premiere episode will feature an interview with Scott McClellan, the former Bush White House spokesman, in which Mr. Hughley compels Mr. McClellan to admit that he plans to vote for Mr. Obama.

We buy the books because, deep down and until the universe compels us to admit otherwise, we all believe this about ourselves.

Labour MP Tom Watson, a key figure in the campaign to compel NI to admit that phone hacking had gone beyond its infamous "one rogue reporter" defence, said he would make no apology for standing up against a "very powerful company".