Sentence examples for further compel from inspiring English sources
Similar experiments show that looking at an object can further compel the brain to guide a hand in its direction.
And journalist Jason Leopold has filed a Freedom of Information Act suit against the Justice Department for the copy of the report in their possession, which could further compel its release if the government complies.
As the election nears, Lux and others argue, political realities will only further compel the president to both campaign on raising tax rates on very wealthy Americans and speak out against deep cuts to popular entitlement programs.
The case of Brazil shows that a more nuanced analysis of health governance at multiple levels provides a more robust demonstration of the extent to which global financial initiatives further compel national politicians, bureaucrats, and civil society to respond to relatively neglected diseases, while building new institutions and accountability mechanisms at the community level.
If anything, it further compels one to move the field forward on an integrated biological, engineering and clinical level.
In the years between Nixon and Fox, Ronald Reagan had taken up where Nixon left off, further compelling working-class Americans to vote against their best interests by invoking a mythical land of yesteryear, where poor people didn't mind being poor because "the government never came and told them they were poor," and white people were, without contest, in control.
When her mother passed away this past year she felt further compelled to delve into these themes.
Outside Masjid Ar-Rehman, a mosque on 29th Street, a group of men leaving prayer services felt further compelled to disassociate Islam from the mere mention of bin Laden's name, repeating, "bin Laden is bad, bin Laden is bad".
Further, they compel the Administration to oppose any loans or loan guarantees from international financial institutions to India, which had expected to receive $3.8 billion from pending loan approvals.
I want my poems to be accessible on a first read, but to compel further examination.
The grand jury may request that the court compel further evidence, including witness testimony and subpoenas of documents.
