Sentence examples for didn't compel from inspiring English sources
I had asked him if the fact that Obama was black didn't compel him to get involved.
When the pressures of the day didn't compel you to invent conspiracies, and when you didn't feel the need to have all the answers.
David Cole, the national legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union, tried to undo some of the damage, by pointing out that the law didn't compel Phillips to say or to believe anything, only to treat all customers the same way.
"Google gives away free lunches to employees, but that didn't compel everyone else to do it," he said.
Despite that images of skeletal faces and bodies of little babies, women and men grabs world's attention and compels many to donate, those images didn't compel politicians to start any sort of mobilisation for resuming peace talks between warring parties or any initiative from world's leaders (the US, UK, Germany, etc) to create new negotiating tables between the warring parties.
Although a defendant can't be forced to make actual statements that could incriminate him, it's generally been considered permissible to force him to turn over pre-existing documents--for example, a journal in which he made incriminating confessions--on the theory that the government didn't "compel" him to make the statements at issue.
Unocal argues that the agreement governing the consortium did not compel it to tell others of their research.
It did not compel residents to surrender any existing weapons or magazines and included no limits on the quantity of legal firearms and ammunition residents could own.
But Judge Bowler said that she had no evidence that William or John Bulger was willing to write a check, and that the law did not compel them to.
But campaigners said the proposal would do little to protect whales in the short term and did not compel the three countries to end whaling after 10 years.
Sheldon, who is leading Hunt's legal team, said he approved the new contract but did not "compel" NHS employers to use it.
