Sentence examples for compelled to resolve from inspiring English sources
Ti, or B, is the leading tone, usually compelled to resolve back to C. (Old-fashioned male chauvinism apparently lingered in this New Age cult).
Similarly, people with ROCD focus on the trivial, and are compelled to "resolve" uncertainty.
European leaders will now feel compelled to prove their resolve, without so isolating and alienating Austria that it only strengthens the position of Jorg Haider, the far-right populist whom European leaders hoped to exclude from their ranks.
The restaurant chain sought to compel her to resolve the dispute through arbitration, as it said her contract specified.
And even after it's "done" I could see a million ways to destroy it or subvert it, which I often feel compelled to do if the image is too resolved.
Most cases, she said, are resolved through negotiation before claimants feel compelled to file suit.
On the biggest issue dividing the parties - how to close budget deficits - even a strengthened president cannot compel ways to resolve deep substantive and political differences on taxes and spending.
But another question, unlikely to be resolved at Mr. Haggerty's criminal trial, is why the mayor felt compelled to spend what most people consider a sweet fortune on campaign surveillance in the first place.
It was Doc Rivers who felt compelled to question the fortitude of his Boston Celtics, while the Nets' Avery Johnson beamed with pride about his players' resolve.
"We only resolve matters of the public with the written consent of the parties involved, and no one is compelled to abide by the order," Mujahid said.
