The Justice Department, under no legal compulsion but conspicuous political pressure, has let him out, winning cheers from local politicians - and squandering American credibility on issues of terrorism.
Though Mr. Yeltsin does not describe himself as an alcoholic, he confesses in the book to a compulsion to drink when under pressure, a compulsion he says he overcame to a great extent after his heart attack and by-pass operation in 1996.
"But when pressure turns into compulsion, the legislation runs contrary to our system of federalism".
William H. Rehnquist, who was then chief justice, wrote that, "in some circumstances, the financial inducement offered by Congress might be so coercive as to pass the point at which pressure turns into compulsion".
These days are bound to be remembered as a period of unparalleled legislative abandon & eccentricity under national pressure & the compulsions of an approaching recess.
By T. Robinson and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, June 15 , 1940P. 13 These days are bound to be remembered as a period of unparalleled legislative abandon & eccentricity under national pressure & the compulsions of an approaching recess.
Fariba's large number of children is due to neither social pressure nor family compulsions, but to a lack of access to contraception.
First, we inject healthy people, usually vulnerable children, and it's imposed, either through pressure or by legal compulsion.
In obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), a person is troubled by intrusive, distressing thoughts (obsessions) and feels the pressure to carry out repetitive behaviors (compulsions).
For some SMEs though, the motivations for engaging in low carbon initiatives or 'ecological responsiveness' [37] often stem not from any regulatory compulsion or the business case but from either stakeholder pressures or ethical preferences and may equally be a combination of several of these influences [37].
