Sentence examples for compelled to commit from inspiring English sources

The legitimate heir was compelled to commit suicide when his younger brother usurped the throne.

When the conspiracy was discovered, he was compelled to commit suicide by opening a vein.

"The wording specifically advises against punishment of victims of trafficking who are compelled to commit crimes.

But I was so compelled to commit that murder that nothing would have dragged me away from the building.

A person in a situation of multiple dependency can be compelled to commit a crime without physical force".

Adherents of the America-as-beacon school were disposed toward isolationism, while those who subscribed to the notion of America as crusader were compelled to commit America abroad.

Ritter felt compelled to ask the Central Intelligence Agency for guidance, but, he says angrily, "the U.S. government would never commit -- never commit -- to modalities or rules and regulations".

MacArthur's early ambitions for an amphibious operation against North Korea had to be shelved due to the deteriorating situation in the south, which compelled him to commit the formation earmarked for the assault, the 1st Cavalry Division, to the defence of the Pusan Perimeter, to which the Eighth Army retreated in August.

Those 3,000 Europeans who have left for Syria weren't born extremists, and neither is there anything in the Qu'ran that compels them to commit acts of terror.

Embracing a spiritual path compels us to commit to doing shadow work so that we may skillfully and compassionately navigate both the darkness and the light.

Berti's obsession with Neal's fiction compels him to commit murder in homage to the writer, while Neal seems to think that his own violent acts are simply part of some kind of "elaborate fiction".