Sentence examples for compelled to operate from inspiring English sources
China must be compelled to operate inside our borders in a transparent manner consistent with U.S. laws and values.
Even so, however, it will be compelled to operate its naval and air forces further away from the Chinese mainland and fight at a greater distance.
The board of trustees of the land society were compelled to operate within the constraints of the contract they formed with their members.
Indeed, exercises have shown that conventional combat effectiveness can be decreased by 25 percent or more for military forces compelled to operate in masks, protective overgarments, special gloves, and boots.
The disorientation has had far-reaching effects, shaping not only Mr. Trump's public image but also the ways in which lawmakers, journalists and others in his ecosystem are compelled to operate.
In this court they have adhered to that position, with the qualification that, in the circumstances shown, the company may not be compelled to operate the road, but may be made to respond in damages to the state for a failure to operate it.
So the difficulty is only likely to arise where a person is compelled to co-operate with the police, either because they have been arrested or because the police are exercising a power of stop and search.
Telecoms providers can be compelled to co-operate with requests from the government, relayed through ministers, under the 1984 Telecommunications Act, but privacy advocates have raised concerns that the firms are not doing enough to challenge orders enabling large-scale surveillance, or are co-operating to a degree beyond that required by law.
In order to make up for a portion of this newly-imposed addition to its deficit, the MTA board felt compelled to reduce operating costs by $93 million through service cuts.
"Competitive pressures and onerous housing goals compelled them to operate more like hedge funds than government-sponsored guarantors, " Mr. Rood said.
