Sentence examples for eventually compelled to from inspiring English sources

Holloway was eventually compelled to resign his post as Bishop of Edinburgh.

Lindsay Owen-Jones, L'Oréal's president, was eventually compelled to tell the Bettencourt women in a letter that the board was anxious to see them reconcile.

But Davies and the Guardian pursued the investigation; Scotland Yard was eventually compelled to reopen its case, and public outrage ensued.

Although Agung's forces were eventually compelled to withdraw, the result of the confrontation was inconclusive and left both the Dutch and the Javanese warily respectful of each other's strength.

"Where basic human rights are trampled and peaceful demands for change met by brutal violence, people are eventually compelled to have recourse to rebellion against tyranny and oppression," the United Nations high commissioner for human rights, Navi Pillay, said Wednesday.

It formed a joint venture with the United States company ConocoPhillips, giving Conoco a small venture in the Russian Arctic and ceding it part of West Qurna 2. By the time Lukoil was eventually compelled to bid again for the field at the 2009 auction, sentiment in both the United States and Iraqi governments seemed to have shifted to favoring non-American companies in awarding the main contracts.

He had always dreamed of clearing his name and returning to his family, but eventually felt compelled to choose between the two.

At the time, Mr. Verrelle, a former soldier, was a prison director, but he eventually felt compelled to enter politics and joined the far-right National Front.

In 2011, Borders in the U.S. applied for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and eventually was compelled to close more than 600 stores.

With losses mounting in the financial industry, other banks may eventually feel compelled to turn to the government for assistance, and the program could to used for other big banks.

Look at the housing bubble: any mortgage broker who told customers that he was being paid to push them into certain kinds of mortgages would have lost business, while financial institutions that initially avoided things like no-income-verification mortgages eventually felt compelled to offer them.