Sentence examples for compelled to join from inspiring English sources

Should workers be compelled to join unions or pay dues?

If your friends, colleagues or classmates are all on it, you're all but compelled to join.

That does not seem like the kind of mandate that Kennedy will feel compelled to join.

He has already been arrested and compelled to join the recovery program.

After Universal made a licensing agreement with Spotify, Warner was virtually compelled to join the other major labels in negotiating.

My fear of missing out means I feel compelled to join them on their walk around the gallery.

Once Facebook is available, many students feel compelled to join simply because everybody else is using it.

Another area of contention is whether municipal utilities can be compelled to join commercial suppliers in signing long-term contracts.

The peasants were, in fact, expropriated by force in the period 1930 35, and the bulk of them were compelled to join collective farms (kolkhozy).

Texas, like 21 others, mostly in the South, is a "right to work" state, so no one can be compelled to join a trade union.

Witnessing and admiring this from my home in Copenhagen, I was compelled to join these protests and amplify these exceptional voices by making a documentary about the case.