Sentence examples for compelled to agree from inspiring English sources

Israel felt compelled to agree to the conditions.

Stakeholders may therefore be compelled to agree to adopt proven technologies upfront to reduce uncertainty and mitigate risks, thus limiting the innovation potential of new infrastructure development.

Among the important points on which Mr. Gore felt compelled to agree: *That we should be a humble, but strong, nation.

Klinkenborg laments the erosion of writing skills — again I am compelled to agree — and deplores a "vocational emphasis" that has resulted in a precipitate drop in the number of literature majors.

I am compelled to agree with the Court of Appeal that in view of the blind crossing the overspeeding by the employees of the Railroad Company was negligence, which was a proximate cause of the accident.

The judge, Mr Justice Maddison, accepted that "you were seriously hounded, bullied, threatened, abused and manipulated by the police … as a result of which you felt compelled to agree to false accounts they suggested to you".

The omission was only significant because he had felt compelled partly to agree with George Osborne's spending plans and the Chancellor's elevation of the deficit as the issue of overwhelming significance.

Initial attempts by the United States, Argentina, and Brazil to arrange a peaceful settlement had failed, but at the conference in 1942 these powers, joined by Chile, compelled Ecuador to agree to the settlement, by which it ceded about 77,000 square miles (200,000 square km) of the disputed territory to Peru.

However, it was the death at the G20 protests in April of Ian Tomlinson, the only person since Peach to have died at a demonstration after being attacked by police, that compelled Stubbs to agree to a campaign run by Inquest, the group that advises families of people who die in police custody.

Pressure from these advocates for the king almost certainly compelled Murdoch to agree to a general council in August 1423 when it was agreed that a mission should be sent to England to negotiate James's release.

Both the prosecution and defense agreed that they routinely insulted each other, but Simpson's lawyers compelled jurors to agree that she acted quickly to defend her life when a fight over a loud iPod escalated quickly and became violent.