Sentence examples for compelled to end from inspiring English sources

Ending the Cold War had nothing to do with Gorbachev's generosity; he was compelled to end it.

Several argued that people in these circumstances should be able to end their spouse's life legally, so they don't then feel compelled to end their own.

He counters claims made by the bill's detractors that many people with terminal illness may feel compelled to end their days prematurely to avoid being a further "burden" to their carers if the law were finally introduced.

A nation that only this year felt compelled to end the bulk collection of Americans' phone records after the program was revealed by Edward Snowden should be careful not to reverse course recklessly in a futile attempt to know everything, everywhere.

I think that's a bad idea for all kinds of reasons--people will stop trusting their doctors, some may be encouraged or feel compelled to end their lives because they feel like a burden--but the fast pace and lack of ethical reflection on the part of medical science is going to get us there faster than we think.

Because we cannot be compelled to adopt ends, but must do so from free choice, these duties are not legally enforceable.

Doctors will be allowed, but not compelled, to administer end-of-life medication to those who qualify.

Richard had reported to Montreal's training camp that fall, but Selke compelled Richard to end his playing career, fearing he was risking serious injury.

Several of the finest Spanish essayists were vexed by questions of what it meant to be a Spaniard, especially after the end of the 19th century when Spain was compelled to put an end to its empire.

From this post, he repeatedly fired warning shots to keep the crowd at bay until the police were compelled to put an end to the standoff.

But both agree that Mr. Lee's policy of backing international sanctions to compel North Korea to end its nuclear programs and refraining from dialogue with the North has failed to tame its hostility toward the South.