Sentence examples for compelled to enroll from inspiring English sources
The path to my having done The Strasberg Notes started 36 years ago when having acted in a movie, I felt compelled to enroll at the Lee Strasberg Theater and Film Institute in New York in 1977.
As a matter of fact, the authors were compelled to stop enrolling patients before the estimated sample size was reached because technology and material for delivering continuous therapies was no longer available in their center.
What were you doing right before the program, and what compelled you to enroll in the program?
(Shout out to Hailey, whose challenges in and out of the classroom have compelled me to enroll in classes ranging from surviving parenting to acquiring coping skills). When I saw Robert Emmons's gratitude research highlighted in the TIME Mindfulness special edition, I knew it was the next message I wanted to share with my students.
The new college compels students to enroll full-time.
All told, the percentage accepted last year in the early-decision round, in which those accepted are compelled to withdraw all other applications and enroll, was 15 points higher than in the main phase.
Or, will so many people enroll early that some insurers meet numbers early and don't feel compelled to woo additional members?
Only 21 have enrolled in the current class, and many of them, a bit embarrassed, said they had been compelled to by their parents.
Luckily, we enrolled the help of a few fairly fit people and, since I'm running a marathon in June feel compelled to tell you what does and doesn't work before you hit mile 10 with a broken iPod in your pocket.
Quite importantly, the CPPD program differs from some workers' compensation programs, which can compel an individual to enroll in a VR program, because enrollment in the program is voluntary.
