The Catholic Church, in its drive to broaden participation, ceased to compel the use of Latin in Mass, did away with black garments and simplified its ceremonies.
"Economic and social divisions, and this thing called race, obscure the deeper truth that power compels the use of force — physical, financial, political, or otherwise".
Although amalgamation is still practiced extensively in gold recovery, the very real hazards of mercury poisoning of either the operators or the environment have limited its application and compelled the use of carefully designed equipment to ensure against contamination.
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"This legislation compels the use of taxpayer-owned technology to gain situational awareness of our borders so that we can finally see what we're missing, and doing so will allow us to develop measures to gauge progress.
For the force-time history of large trucks (LTs), sudden peaks and variations have compelled the use of a smaller time interval for a stable analysis.
The required dimensions of the majority of plasmonic structures [8 10] are in tens of nanometers scale, which compels the use electron beam lithography (EBL) in their fabrication.
The Census Bureau argued that it merely compelled the use of sampling in other situations and did not forbid it for the national head count.
Minnesota does not have a statewide law to compel the use of helmets, nor is there a county or city ordinance requiring helmet use in Olmsted County or Rochester, Minnesota (MN).
High resistance and recurrence rates, together with elevated drug clearance, compel the use of maximum-tolerated drug doses in cancer therapy, resulting in high-grade toxicities and limited clinical applicability.
