This has compelled a new generation of Kashmiris to articulate their frustration through social networking sites and YouTube in order to make known the torment of Kashmir.
Despite all these comments, the two judges voting to affirm Hayat's conviction contorted themselves into pretzels to find non-bigoted interpretations of these comments and to conclude, ultimately, that even if ugly, these sentiments are not enough to compel a new trial.
The series, which is presented by Peak Performances, at the Alexander Kasser Theatre at Montclair State University, might, by its sheer audacity, compel a hardened New Yorker to take a trip across the Hudson.
And yet I found myself oddly compelled by a new Web series that goes behind the scenes of the most recent CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund competition, namely because the directors Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg managed to pull back the curtain well beyond the typical gloss.
They might then be compelled, said a News of the World lawyer in an e-mail quoted by the BBC, to recuse themselves from further hacking cases.
New securities were typically issued in bearer form and not as registered instruments, to prevent a sovereign from compelling an increase in new debt and possibly discriminating in payments.
According to Chadwick, the new findings compel a reevaluation of how scientists perceive environmental health threats.
After BOPTROT surfaced, the hangdog lawmakers were compelled to pass a new ethics law.
The N.F.L. didn't feel compelled to put a new team in Baltimore the way it does with L.A.
"Under Ben's leadership, we have felt compelled to create a new playbook for the Fed," Kevin Warsh, a Fed governor who has worked closely with Bernanke, told me.
