Sentence examples for compelled to reopen from inspiring English sources
But Davies and the Guardian pursued the investigation; Scotland Yard was eventually compelled to reopen its case, and public outrage ensued.
Not until 2005, when Lawrence Summers, then president of Harvard, wondered aloud at a lunchtime talk why more women don't end up holding tenured positions in the hard sciences, did I feel compelled to reopen that footlocker.
Though no one has ever suggested that Deutch was engaged in espionage or that he intended to harm the national security of the United States, the Justice Department nevertheless felt compelled to reopen its investigation last spring; the Senate Intelligence Committee has reportedly sent a draft of its own exhaustive investigation to the C.I.A.
Only the president can order the FBI to conduct an investigation, or the agency could be compelled to reopen a background check upon the presentation of certain kinds of new information.
A spokeswoman for Mr. Yushchenko, Irina Gerashchenko, said in a telephone interview that the diagnosis compelled prosecutors to reopen a criminal investigation into his poisoning.
Alice in Cartoonland turned out to be a surprise hit, and orders from distributors for more Alice films compelled Disney to reopen shop in Hollywood with the help of his brother Roy a lifelong business partner.
Since Comey had declared the case closed, in July, he felt compelled to announce that it was being reopened.
Britain and France were compelled to withdraw under strong United Nations pressure, and the canal was reopened; the damages of the brief campaign were repaired, and the city's trade resumed.
Fischer felt compelled to take on the material because in recent years right-wing extremists have attempted to reopen the Tiszaeszlár case: a memorial to the murdered girl has become a site of pilgrimage, and a member of Jobbik, Hungary's far-right-wing party, claimed in 2012 that the acquittal of the Jews of Tiszaeszlár had been a whitewash.
As financial imperatives regularly take precedence over creative ones, plenty of seemingly closed-off programs have been forcibly reopened in the hopes that audiences can be compelled to return.
