Sentence examples for effect of compelling from inspiring English sources

If adopted, the plan would have the effect of compelling the industry to make the cars, sport utility vehicles and other vehicles it sells in California much more fuel efficient.

The chairman of the commission, Lee Nam Kee, said the regulations might also have the effect of compelling some of the major chaebols to sell off weak entities in which they had excessive investments that could not be justified under the new rules.

The inquiry will examine the rise of food banks, an issue that has become politically charged as ministers attempt to deflect criticism that austerity policies, including welfare cuts, have had the effect of compelling more people on low incomes to rely on food aid.

The law has the effect of compelling investment in clinical testing on Russians, trade groups say.

The Court would not compel a party who had erected a wall to the nuisance of another would not compel the party by any direct order to pull down that wall; but the Court can make an order requiring him not to continue the nuisance, which would have the effect of compelling him to pull down the wall.

MAD had the lunatic effect of compelling both sides to develop ever more fearsome weapons to ensure the balance of power.

One author of that study said the Galápagos findings, though still lacking specific evidence of the toxic effect, were compelling.

The White subpopulation was sufficiently large; therefore, the lack of a strong genetic effect is compelling.

Mr. Costa still had his control, but now the effect was compelling.

Finally, the algorithm for finding compelled edges [ 26] is applied to the resulting structure, producing a set of compelled edges representing causal relationships of PTMs.

The effect is quietly compelling.