Sentence examples similar to compelled to refer from inspiring English sources
The Convention against Torture compels us to refer all torture cases for prosecution or extradite the suspect to a country that will undertake a criminal investigation.
I defer to my colleague Amy Davidson's comparison of Afghan president Hamid Karzai to the perfidious Fredo, from "Godfather II," but feel compelled to disagree, amiably, when she refers to "Godfather III" as "awful".
Recognizing this spectrum, the Global Compact refers to migrants "compelled to leave their countries of origin" due to sudden- or slow-onset natural disasters (emphasis added).
And now look where we are: saddled with a political system compelled to destroy itself in the name of what David Davis would refer to as our "patriotic duty".
It refers to a downward brand extension: designers compelled to put their good names on down-market lines of "affordable luxury".
"How could you refer the cases of others while you don't feel compelled to abide by the same rule?" he is quoted as saying.
All leaders are compelled to congregate with other leaders from time to time, at what is typically referred to as a "high-level event".
The other three refer to it as a tunnel, but the biologist says she feels compelled to call it a tower.
Our species is compelled to make art.
"I felt compelled to find out".
