Sentence examples for compelled to conduct from inspiring English sources

It means that if MPs legislate for same-sex marriage, the Coalition's promise that churches will not be compelled to conduct the weddings will be worthless".

He said: "An important step would be for these companies to exert even more pressure; pressure on the intelligence authorities to disclose more information about intelligence related surveillance that they are compelled to conduct".

She went on: "The Scottish government has already made clear that no religious body will be compelled to conduct same-sex marriages and we reiterate that today.

However, any interested person or group could petition the DEA to reschedule it, at which point the agency might be compelled to conduct an investigation soliciting information from the FDA and other federal agencies.

In addition, we were compelled to conduct our program in a relatively short time frame.

Examiners are often compelled to conduct assessments under less than ideal conditions.

Hence, scholars often emigrated, and those who remained at home were compelled to teach and to conduct research in ways that did not create difficulties.

"The government appears to have compelled Yahoo to conduct precisely the type of general, suspicionless search that the Fourth Amendment was intended to prohibit".

This was said to affect the use of sterilisers and infant warmers and at times compelled staff to conduct deliveries in candlelight.

Andrew White, director of the gay rights organisation Stonewall Cymru, said he hoped the Church in Wales would reconsider its stance, but noted that the proposals wouldn't compel clergy to conduct same-sex marriages.

Green said he felt compelled to deny allegations about his conduct during negotiations over a deal.