Sentence examples for effectively compelled from inspiring English sources

Which raises the question: are audiences effectively compelled to see this production twice?

Such was the inability to take catches, however, the England bowlers were effectively compelled to take 20 wickets in order to dismiss the opposition once.

But allied to the government encouraging us to choose between schools, hospitals and a vast array of Etonian politicians, is the freedom to do as one wants with one's pension pot rather than be effectively compelled to buy an annuity.

Thus, Dreyfus (1997, 336f) takes the view that Dharmakīrti is effectively compelled to admit that for a perceptual aspect to acquire cognitive status it must be interpreted.

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson effectively compelled the leading U.S. banks to accept participation in the program.

Two senators, Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, and Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, have introduced legislation that would effectively compel the Treasury to cite the Chinese currency for "misalignment".

Specific Performance is a discretionary remedy available to the court that effectively compels one party to an agreement to perform her obligations according to the terms of the agreement.

Third, the judgment will effectively compel Microsoft to treat all OEM's and ISV's, among others, exactly the same in all respects, whether or not such third parties have the capability or desire to work closely with Microsoft.

Their rivals have protested, saying they would effectively be compelled to subsidize the construction of a competitors' network.

Look to the existing business of paid endorsements to build and manage a campaign that effectively reaches and compels potential customers without the negative attributes that cling to pay-per-posts.

Or heck, even if they did tell the IAEA to go to hell, does anyone think that the world could get its act together to respond effectively enough to compel Iran to back off?