Sentence examples for compelled to defer from inspiring English sources
In the end, it felt compelled to defer to the EU's opposition to devaluation, because it contributed only 20% of the funds.
Judge Roberts said she felt compelled to defer the ruling because Taubman Centers, which has some two-dozen malls nationwide, "adequately demonstrated that they will suffer irreparable harm which outweighs any potential harm to Simon if a stay is not granted".
This Article identifies the problems created by de novo appellate review of fact and argues for the creation of a specialized trial court to which the Federal Circuit would feel compelled to defer on questions of fact.
Even when compelled by law to defer to male authority, they voice their minds.
In most cases, comity and respect for federalism compel us to defer to the decisions of state courts on issues of state law.
While conceding that, in most cases, "comity and respect for federalism compel us to defer to the decisions of state courts on issues of state law," the concurrence relies on some combination of Article II, Section 1, and 3 U. S. C. Section 5 to justify the majority's conclusion that this case is one of the few in which we may lay that fundamental principle aside.
Some future mothers may defer necessary medical care, such as chemotherapy, in order to bring pregnancies to term, but none are compelled to risk or sacrifice their lives in this manner.
I defer to my colleague Amy Davidson's comparison of Afghan president Hamid Karzai to the perfidious Fredo, from "Godfather II," but feel compelled to disagree, amiably, when she refers to "Godfather III" as "awful".
Our species is compelled to make art.
"I felt compelled to find out".
