Sentence examples for compelled to publish from inspiring English sources

After receiving no response from the authors, the editor, or the publisher, we feel compelled to publish an announcement in our journal denouncing this work.

Politicians feel compelled to publish a book if they want to be taken seriously.

And in universities, scientists are compelled to publish, a system that favors quantity over quality.

The match created such a stir that the newspaper felt compelled to publish an editorial on the matter.

Helen Winslow — widow of John Winslow, once president of the society — said she felt compelled to publish a letter in The Newport Daily News opposing the project.

Since journals cannot be compelled to publish reports they do not wish to, the federal government should also maintain a Web site where these reports must be published.

Now she has published about 250 letters, most for the first time, from people around the country who felt compelled to write to Mrs. Kennedy.

If you feel compelled to continue publishing educational ranking, I would plead with you to limit these harmful lists to business, medical and law schools or graduate programs and eliminate any and all undergraduate rankings.

Media organisations should be compelled to collect and publish employment data that includes gender, age, ethnicity, socio-economic status, sexuality and disability in terms of access to jobs, pay rates and employment status.

The AP explained that because investigators' leads to Levinson had run dry, the public interest in revealing what it called the "serious mistakes and improper actions" that led to his disappearance compelled them to publish.

Accountability and transparency The need for "open dialogue" about these issues "compelled us to publish our report," even though the company knew some media headlines would not be favourable, Mr Pressler told his audience.