Sentence examples for compelled to identify from inspiring English sources

When Saddam Hussein was President of Iraq, Yazidi villages were razed, and their inhabitants were resettled in planned communities and compelled to identify as Arabs.

These people feel compelled to identify with the city's laborers — their hard work and hard luck the very essence, after all, of Detroit.

Talking with Wang, Park, and Xiang made me question why, as a reader, I feel so compelled to identify with — and indeed, to racialize — first-person Asian narrators who are flat, impersonal, and recessive.

Talking with Wang, Park, and Xiang made me question why, as a reader, I feel so compelled to identify with and indeed, to racialize first-person Asian naracialize first-personimpersonAsiannarratorsive.

Movement in a straight line certainly does not belong to it naturally, since one sort of movement is, as we saw, appropriate to each simple body, and so we should be compelled to identify it with one of the bodies which move in this way.

They pointed to the fact that, under this bill, cops are not compelled to identify themselves during regular car stops and other low-level infractions which are at the heart of the "broken windows" school of policing, especially as felt by communities of color.

These donors were themselves willing to supply information to their donor offspring and advocated encouraging parents to tell their children about their donor conception; a stronger view was that, if donors are compelled to release identifying information, parents should be compelled to tell their children they were donor-conceived.

The deleterious effects of lunar dust on spacesuits discovered during the Apollo missions has compelled NASA to identify dust mitigation as a critical path for potential future lunar, asteroid and Mars missions.

In Britain, Twitter users have been jailed for sending abusive tweets; in France, Twitter was compelled to help a prosecutor identify pseudonymous users accused of sending anti-Semitic tweets.

Margaret Houlihan was a Communist and to compel her to identify others who were.

The court has heard that the case was threatening to compel Mulcaire to identify journalists who had commissioned him.