So there is no compelling evidence to stop you getting married if you want to.
At Christmas, that may be the most compelling reason to stop and pay attention to a City church.
Organisations are strongly inclined to carry on with "the way things are done around here" unless they have compelling reasons to stop.
If an American farmer wants to hire a worker to pick fruits and vegetables, the fact that the worker happens to have been born in Mexico does not seem a compelling reason to stop the transaction.
Aside from the physical hurt, which can be dangerous, especially for babies and toddlers, the most compelling reason to stop hitting is the emotional hurt children feel, even if they have no physical bruises to show for it.
US immigration officials routinely deport non-citizens with felony drug convictions, but advocates were shocked this week when Immigration and Customs Enforcement found "no compelling reason" to stop the removal of two longtime legal permanent residents granted early release from prison.
While DVT/PE was not considered a priori in the stopping rules for the clinical trial, the high incidence and the attendant risks of using anticoagulants at the time of liver surgery was sufficiently compelling to discontinue the trial.
It is possible that this ability alone might be compelling for some people to stop eating meat, that we can't help but "humanise" talking cows and pigs or see them as more like ourselves.
Dyson also takes his own direct look at the future, on scales of ten, a hundred, a thousand years when population, resources and living space will have grown by a factor of 500 million ("when life and industrial activities are spread out over the solar system, there is no compelling reason for growth to stop") and 10,000 years, and so on.
Even if it seems like there's no compelling reason for you to stop, motorists will give you more respect if they see you obeying the rules.
