Sentence examples for form of compulsion from inspiring English sources

470, 472, 49 L.Ed. 904, held that use of a presumptive squeeze like this one did not amount to a form of compulsion forbidden by the Fifth Amendment.

Commentators have argued that while women continue to reach board level, the numbers will never reach the quota level without some form of compulsion or other forms of support.

In the essay "I Want to Be a Whole Person but Really Thin," Broder chronicles her long struggles with disordered eating habits, describing herself as "an eater of numbers," with counting calories yet another form of compulsion.

Some form of compulsion is required.

"Some form of compulsion is required". Hmm... Prefer the "inquisition" to the "missionary" approach, eh?

My research with women and girls in Pakistan, for instance, highlights women who view waged-work not as a "choice" or "right" but as a form of compulsion in the context of an extremely precarious and exploitative work environment.

The threat of disbarment and the loss of professional standing, professional reputation, and of livelihood are powerful forms of compulsion to make a lawyer relinquish the privilege.

Compelling that speech is unconstitutional, as are other forms of compulsion by government, like requiring schoolchildren to salute the flag as a condition of going to public school, which the Supreme Court rejected in a landmark case as "official control" over personal beliefs.

This compulsive cocaine seeking was seen in rats regardless of any increased motivation for the drug, suggesting that some forms of compulsion, as operationalized in preclinical models, may develop without coincident increases in motivation.

The Qur'an categorically condemned any form of religious compulsion by declaring in no uncertain terms, "There shall be no compulsion in religion" (2 256).

But that standard is quickly being rendered moot; eventually no form of legal compulsion will suffice to force the unlocking of most smartphones.