The third concept Mr. Emanuel mentioned last week would involve compelling the city's administrative staff to work 40 hours a week instead of 35.
Above mentioned interaction with blind web users compelled us to think beyond the limitations of screen readers.
Also, unlike magazines, real people are not beholden to giving their advertisers a nod and therefore are not legally compelled to mention Richard Gere's suits from American Gigolo-which-were-made-by-Armani-have-I-mentioned-that-a-billion-times-already every time the subject is raised.
Whenever talk turns to gun control in Congress, lawmakers feel compelled to mention their love of weaponry.
I was curious how heavy a person had to be to feel compelled to mention it as a warning.
Mr. Forbes did win over The Union Leader of Manchester, but even it felt compelled to mention his lack of personal appeal in its endorsement.
(So long as you feel empowered in your choice to enter into this outmoded social contract, that is!) Now, listen, I don't want to rain on your parade, but I do feel compelled to mention to you that, as a vocal male feminist, I'm offended that I wasn't invited to your bachelorette party.
It is significant to me that during one visit I remember having with Dr. Bank himself, he encouraged me to consider a costly chemical process that is not covered by health insurance, a process that the partner I routinely see had never felt compelled to mention.
But I also feel compelled to mention that it wasn't until I spent the better part of last May and June working alone night and day, calling upon all that I'd absorbed in nearly 30 years of art practice, that I was able to put Sept. 11 behind me (or as far behind me as is possible for someone who calls this city home).
America's belligerence alone, not to mention its financial acrobatics, compels the rest of the world to keep close track of us.
