Sentence examples for might be compelled from inspiring English sources

He might be compelled to convict himself out of his own mouth.

THE CUBAN MATTER DISCUSSED Conditions Under Which the United States Might Be Compelled to Intervene.

Recognizing that she might be compelled to return it, she turned the ring into a pendant.

Whenever a defendant resided out of the State, his appearance might be compelled by publication in the manner pointed out.

Their most memorable dustup came when Kamber, a University senator, suggested that Columbia's fraternities might be compelled to admit women (the College went coed in 1983).

He added that if the authorities do not take action, Japanese troops might be compelled to patrol both the Settlement and the Concession.

The old utilities understood that they might be compelled to divest themselves of some assets, so they delayed many investments, including transmission upgrades.

If Google TV must compete against a 3rd party developer since it is a "core" feature, then be transparent and work with the 3rd party to cover other white space that might be compelling.

They might then be compelled, said a News of the World lawyer in an e-mail quoted by the BBC, to recuse themselves from further hacking cases.

Mr. Bush would clearly like to be seen as a champion of it, and some political analysts say he might well be compelled to sign any version that reaches his desk.

"I still believe there are other witnesses out there that might now be compelled to come forward and give us their story or give us some information to help continue to develop this case against Mr. Padgett," Nisleit said.