Sentence examples for compelled to hire from inspiring English sources
He felt compelled to hire a lawyer.
Builders are compelled to hire expensive unionised labour to ward off union bosses' threats of spurious CEQA suits.
Instead, Gloster accepted Abramovich's version of history: that he had been compelled to hire Berezovsky for his political connections.
He is still embittered over what he considers careless construction by Mr. Cross and inadequate supervision by the housing preservation department and says he felt compelled to hire his own supervisor and lawyer as matters worsened.
Ever since the Verve sampled a Rolling Stones string section at the start of "Bittersweet Symphony", British rock bands have felt compelled to hire string sections when they want to be taken seriously.
To tackle this problem, it is trying to persuade the government to institute an emergency and, under current law, possibly illegal positive-discrimination programme: there is talk of the Met being compelled to hire one non-white officer for every white one.
Shortly after Boston hired Valentine in December, he joked that he used to like Girardi, but he now felt compelled to hate him and the Yankees.
The same goes for companies too, which will be compelled to build and hire rather than sit on earnings, as many are now.
It is this quality that initially compelled Ms. Packer to hire Mr. Tucker to direct "Women of Will," her own exercise in Shakespearean versatility.
Partly because it was so difficult to do business when the law compelled firms to hire by skin colour instead of skill, apartheid South Africa stagnated.
