Sentence examples for element of compulsion from inspiring English sources
But without some element of compulsion, there will be a risk that many people may retire into poverty.Nor is inadequate saving the only problem.
Orr ignores the fact that choice is constrained, and this goes beyond the element of compulsion introduced by the benefits system.
In a case like this there should be an element of compulsion: if you receive blood then you, or a family member make a donation "repayment".
The issue that has moved legal minds is the element of compulsion in the enabling legislation for the same-sex marriage plebiscite.
Lest this be read as suggesting an element of compulsion, we should make clear that Philip Davies was not arguing, in a debate on the minimum wage, that disabled people be obliged to work for less than the statutory minimum.
Writing, whatever its element of compulsion, is pure gutsy choice; and for some sensibilities, even some literary ones, choice will always seem more fragile and less real than history.
Defending its continued participation in schemes that have elements of compulsion, Tesco said: "We take our responsibility as Britain's biggest private sector employer seriously and are playing our part to help tackle unemployment in these challenging times".
The twin elements of compulsion and state involvement – previously rare in the largely private US health industry – have made the teething problems all the more embarrassing for Obama, who faces intense opposition from many conservative Republicans, who regard the Affordable Care Act as the first step in socialising medicine.
Even though punding certainly has elements of compulsions, it is felt to lie outside of the ICD spectrum (Evans et al. 2009).
Mr Strauss-Kahn's lawyers have stated only that there was "no element of forcible compulsion".
