Sentence examples for consider compelling from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mirkarimi held a hearing to consider compelling the chief to charge for the service, a move that Mr. Gascón said would put the mayor at risk.

But Judge Masipa is allowed to consider "compelling factors".

Twitter, he said, giving an example, could consider compelling people to use their real names instead of anonymous handles.

The same goes for The Classical, an even newer site that considers itself "a never-ending, wide-ranging conversation between writers and readers about baseball, basketball, soccer, football, fighting, and anything else in the sports world we consider compelling".

Asked by a delegate if he would consider compelling people to pay into a pension – effectively removing the option to opt out which auto-enrolment allows – he said there was "potential" for that kind of system to be introduced one day, depending on the success of the new scheme.

We found support for both repeated and correlated evolution, which we consider compelling evidence for a co-evolutionary arms race.

The trade groups' proposal, announced on 6 January, comes as politicians are considering compelling the release of such information.

If forced to choose -- as the postmodern scholar will always consider herself compelled to do -- many committed poststructuralist critics will still opt for "either/or" rather than "both/and" and therefore call metamodern art bourgeois (as a self-protective measure) rather than both bourgeois and radical.

Legislation is being considered to compel the release of details about executive compensation and to require shareholder approval if the jobs of chairman and chief executive are combined, to curb the omnipotence of French executives.

Word is, if the service providers fail to agree on a voluntary code, the government will consider legislation to compel them.

The idea of bringing together shopping and advertising on mobile phones is compelling considering that rise in e-commerce on mobile devices.