Sentence examples for it would be compelled from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yurgens's sobering report about Russia's outlook said it would be compelled to grant greater private property rights, decrease its reliance on natural resource exports and overhaul its ailing banking system.

Time Warner Cable's management is skeptical and uninterested, though it would be compelled to consider any offer that delivers a significant takeover premium for shareholders, one of the people briefed on the matter said.

If it did, it would be compelled to face the deep complexity of the modern market -- and all of the strange new creatures who have become, with the help of the Internet, ordinary market forces.

I took video in Iraq — terrible, amateur, homemade video — and it made me think, Wow, if you took a really good cameraman and restaged this with talented actors in a way that maximized the drama, it would be compelling.

The Senate minority leader, Mitch McConnell, said that if the administration combined the South Korean agreement with the extension of T.A.A., "I would be compelled to vote against it".

Brazil quickly pulled out of further games in China; the Chinese Basketball Association apologized and said that its players would be compelled to attend something like sensitivity training.

Mr. Ney said that even with the new subpoena power it was not certain that the witnesses would be compelled to testify or to hand over documents.

Gray's mother committed suicide when she was 52, and his work is haunted by his memory of that act and his fear that he would be compelled to repeat it.

It will mean police officers and staff would be compelled to testify as witnesses in IPCC investigations.

(He began his 1980 presidential address to the Southern Economics Association by celebrating the fact that the association's journal would be compelled to publish it, after years of rejecting his submissions).

DeVos says, "We knew it was only a matter of time before Rob would be compelled to use his gifts in other ways".