Sentence examples for compelled to adopting from inspiring English sources

We argue, however, that in this instance Lipsky's definition of SLBs being compelled to adopting behaviours because of the negative aspects of their work – in this case, social judgement – may be too simplistic an explanation.

This means that we should be compelled to adopt the second approach to aesthetics after all.

I've not had a single relationship where anyone felt compelled to adopt my vegetarianism.

We also assess whether households are able to smooth consumption, and we analyze the strategies they are compelled to adopt in order to cope.

As the commerce environment becomes more competitive, companies are compelled to adopt a collaborative commerce (c-commerce) paradigm to sustain a competitive edge over the Internet.

Czechoslovakia was compelled to adopt a Soviet and Stalinist model of government; the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia substituted itself for the state.

There are a variety of approaches to formulating an effective evaluation process, and the board should not feel compelled to adopt any particular form of board review.

With that in mind, when Fed policy makers meet on Tuesday to consider whether to raise interest rates, they may feel compelled to adopt a more aggressive stance.

PEC, Kosovo — New York City, it has been said, is an American locality where local politicians often feel compelled to adopt their own foreign policy.

Protester Yasmin de Silva said the group was compelled to adopt a more antagonistic attitude by the looming climate talks in Paris in December.

They face two distinct hurdles: They are not empowered to act on input from below, and they feel compelled to adopt a short-term outlook to work.