Sentence examples for compelled to place from inspiring English sources

Earlier in the day, Alderson felt compelled to place Reyes on the D.L. retroactive to July 3, the day after Reyes hurt his hamstring.

Which is why Representative Ryan was compelled to place an arbitrary growth cap on the size of the subsidy in his premium support proposal.

Under the weight of the numbers, and with the overburdened shelter system full to brimming, Greek police say they are necessarily compelled to place children in so-called protective custody until suitable accommodation is found.

[In our precedents], we have held that a defendant's right against compelled self-incrimination was violated when he was compelled to place his foot in certain footprints located near the crime scene.

In addition, so as to "deny the defendant the fruits of its statutory violation" (as the Supreme Court put it in another famous antitrust case), Microsoft should, for instance, be compelled to place its browser technology in the public domain.Who is right?

In Day v. State (1879), we held that this constitutional right protected a defendant from being compelled to incriminate himself by acts [there, by being compelled to place his foot in certain footprints located near the crime scene], not merely testimony….

From the beginning, Jews were compelled to go from place to place and to live in conditions that made it hard to sustain a form of worship.

In an age where humans are no longer compelled to move from place to place for survival, the fact that we do so anyway says a lot about the kind of mental awakening a geographical shift can provide.

The five Muslim schools now in the state sector will probably soon be joined by another hundred or so, and the single Hindu state school, announced earlier this month, may not be alone for long.There may be some tinkering with school admissions, with popular schools encouraged (not compelled) to allocate places randomly or admit balanced numbers of children of differing abilities.

Circling the hybrid, Michael Keister, 27, an Army veteran of the war in Afghanistan, said his experience overseas had compelled him to place a premium on energy independence.

In the past, grooved disks, with their limitations, compelled engineers to place unnatural constraints on the music, and little more than half of the natural dynamic range is captured on most LP's.