Sentence examples for compelled to support from inspiring English sources

Also, taxpayers are not compelled to support a party they dislike.

Gordon Brown is less keen, fearing the reappearance of his old rival in the family photographs, but he would feel compelled to support the Brit.

Nevertheless, a guardian was assigned to look after the boys "until their parents can be found and compelled to support them," The Times reported.

William Scott Norwalk, Conn., March 4, 2010 To the Editor: You bemoan that "scientists feel compelled to support their findings with careful observation and replicable analysis, while their critics are free to make sweeping statements condemning their work as fraudulent".

The battle is asymmetric, in the sense that scientists feel compelled to support their findings with careful observation and replicable analysis, while their critics are free to make sweeping statements condemning their work as fraudulent.

Argentines felt increasingly threatened by the Brazilian presence, and their government was compelled to support Juan Antonio Lavalleja, one of Artigas's exiled officers, and his "33 orientales" when they crossed the river to free their homeland in 1825.

I've always been against our most recent wars, but since that weekend in North Carolina, I felt compelled to actively support the troops.

This trial, he said, was part of "the great battle for human liberty, a battle which was commenced when the tyranny and oppression of man first caused him to impose upon his fellows and which will not end so long as the children of one father shall be compelled to toil to support the children of another in luxury and ease".

Her support of women and her own personal commitment to growth and maturation that she has candidly shared about through her prolific writing and lecturing compelled and compels me to support Marianne Williamson's run for Congress.

Or like Franklin Tucci, 34, who felt compelled to show support for the city and respect for the dead, but still was not sure he had made the right decision in coming.

"By contrast, the government is proposing to privatise probation to reduce costs and short sentenced prisoners will be compelled to receive support on release.