Sentence examples for compelled to build from inspiring English sources

Every nuclear nation is compelled to build them, at great effort and expense, and to continue building them until we find a better way to deal with nuclear waste or a better alternative to nuclear power.

"The treaty was meant to offset building defensive weapons because the other side would feel compelled to build an offensive system that would overwhelm it," said Richard Perle, an adviser to Governor Bush who worked on missile defense for President Reagan.

The same goes for companies too, which will be compelled to build and hire rather than sit on earnings, as many are now.

At some point, cloud providers may find themselves compelled to build data centres in every country where they do business.There is a balance to be struck here between sovereignty and efficiency.

After seeing the Boris Karloff "Frankenstein" movie, I felt compelled to build a spark-generating induction coil, requiring tedious weeks upon weeks of winding a mile's length of wire around an iron core.

The East German government claimed that it was compelled to build the Berlin Wall in 1961 to repel a capitalist invasion.

Our species is compelled to make art.

I feel compelled to make a difference".

But I feel compelled to make it.

In other words, the public could use information about the costs associated with, for example, rectal feeding — if the CIA were compelled to disclose it — to build a mosaic and figure out additional details about the torture program that the CIA says has to remain secret.

But an emergency compelled Jones to build a Palm Beach house with great speed, & he had to get Addison's help.