Sentence examples for including compelling from inspiring English sources

"There are a range of ways" to take action, she said in an interview, including compelling Sibneft into a shareholder meeting.

At the meeting on Friday which decided the fate of the panel chair, Fiona Woolf, all 21 representatives of victims' groups and campaigners demanded that the inquiry carry statutory powers, including compelling witnesses and documents to be disclosed.

A study of hundreds of new genomes from across the globe has yielded insights into modern human genetic diversity and ancient population dynamics, including compelling evidence that essentially all non-Africans today descend from a single migration out of Africa.

According to the Washington Post, advocates of the right of consumers to fix their devices still hope for more comprehensive changes, including compelling manufacturers to share instructional manuals and tools to help fix the software of the devices.

The agency broke the news that BP's Deepwater Horizon drilling rig had gone down after an explosion, and its subsequent investigative reports, including compelling videos, detailed many equipment and management failures that magnified the disaster, devastating the region's environment and economy.

At least one alderman, Mae Ola Riddick, whose district includes Yale University and several all-night businesses, said she was considering tightening requirements for existing businesses, including compelling business owners to hire private security and to clean their parking lots each night.

"Our fundamental right to free speech must be protected, but that right does not include compelling the state of Texas to approve any image on state-issued license plates," said Cynthia Meyer, a spokeswoman for the state's attorney general, Ken Paxton.

Thus the public regulation of driving behavior through a pattern of laws which includes compelled self-reporting to ensure financial responsibility for accidents and criminal sanctions to deter dangerous driving entails genuine risks of self-incrimination from the driver's point of view.

Two in five experienced one or more serious problems including feeling compelled to work more than they expected (26%); feeling compelled to do different tasks than expected (21%); non-payment of money promised (10%); verbal abuse (8%); and sexual harm (1%).

They said the resolution would also include language to hold accountable the perpetrators of a chemical attack in August, though it was not likely to include language compelling a referral to the International Criminal Court.

Biederman and Wozniak contend that extreme irritability, including aggression, should compel a clinician to consider a diagnosis of pediatric bipolar disorder, in keeping with D.S.M. criteria.