Sentence examples for compelled to determine whether from inspiring English sources

Like the Court, "at this stage of [my] consideration [I am] not compelled to determine whether the [Establishment Clause problem] is [as significant] and [I] would were [I] considering the constitutional issue". Ante, at 502.

Whereas American couples cringe at "the conversation," in which people who have been casually dating are compelled to determine the status of their relationship, British couples have lately begun to dread the prospect of sitting down to discuss whether their household will be porn-friendly or porn-free.

Google will be compelled to decide whether their customer is the user or the advertiser.

She says the inquiry is to be placed on a statutory footing "to compel witnesses to determine whether state and non-state institutions have taken seriously their duty of care to children".

The inquiry will have statutory powers to compel witnesses to determine whether institutions took seriously their duty of care to protect children from sexual abuse in England and Wales.

The inquiry will have statutory powers to compel witnesses to appear to determine whether institutions took seriously their duty of care to protect children from sexual abuse in England and Wales.

But perhaps others are compelled to structure their goals explicitly and use it to determine whether they are competent enough to fill a new position.

Walker's proposal not only confines public-sector unions to annual bargaining over wage increases but restricts the increases for state employees to raises in the consumer price index and compels every such union to hold an annual membership vote to determine whether the union can continue to represent workers.

Testing on actual roads is dangerous for drivers because they are compelled to cross or change lanes without using turning signals, as required to determine whether the system works.

'The Senate, for instance, could not compel a witness to testify in a Senate investigation whose sole and avowed purpose was to determine whether a particular federal official should be impeached, since only the House can impeach.

We have concluded that a defendant's right against compelled self-incrimination was violated when he was required to drive his truck onto scales in order to determine whether he was operating a vehicle weighing more than permitted by law.