The example of Ireland is compelling for another reason, as well.
"We find this type of compelled censorship unacceptable.
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.
It is accordingly represented as objective for example, as compelled by precedent and not just a matter of opinion (see, e.g., MacKinnon 2006 , 1989 Smith 2005 , 1993 Rhode 1997; Minow 1991).
She cites the example of the US, which compels publicly listed companies to audit their supply chains to ensure they are not using conflict minerals.
The "carbon bubble" threatening the City, for example, compelled a coalition of investors, politicians and scientists to write to the governor of the Bank of England in 2011 about the systemic risk to economic stability.
Giambologna's Rape of the Sabines, for example, compels the viewer to walk all around it in order to grasp its spatial design.
Here we report a simple, but compelling new example of heterozygote advantage, based around polymorphisms in genes associated with fertility in sheep.
In 2006, for example, Russian officials compelled Shell to sell control of its Sakhalin II oil and gas development to the state company Gazprom.
Franklin had her father's support and the example of Cooke, but she felt compelled to publish a column, in 1961, in the Amsterdam News, saying, "I don't think that in any matter I did the Lord a disservice when I made up my mind two years ago to switch over".
