Sentence examples for policy compels from inspiring English sources

Neither precedent nor policy compels a result so at variance with the goal of free expression and communication that is the heart of the First Amendment.

This paper provides a reference for how the dust haze control policy compels the governmental cooperation in the Jing-Jin-Ji region and will help establish more specific and feasible proposals for PM reduction promotion.

This immigration policy compels modern women to lead Victorian-era lives and conform to rigid gender roles from a bygone era.

India's thriving private sector is only now becoming a player on matters of foreign policy, compelling the Indian government to become a bigger advocate of Indian business interests abroad, including on such matters as immigration legislation in the United States.

One of the two plaintiffs in the suit, a welfare mother identified only as Sojourner A., said the policy compelled her to have two abortions because she could not afford to support the children.

The policy compelled the Elector to send 8,000 troops from Augsburg to defend his own property, reserving only a fraction of his army to join the French under Marsin and Tallard.

Instead, the justices debated whether, because issues of wages and benefits for public employees are inevitably and intrinsically matters of public policy, compelling workers to pay union dues would be an infringement on free speech and association.

In recent months, several banks drafted policies compelling their staffs to report fraud internally, lawyers say.

Your doctor has instituted a dismal policy that compels patients to surrender a basic legal right in order to receive medical care.

This is a damning indictment of an educational policy that compels teachers to become unwillingly complicit in brainwashing students in a one-view understanding of everything.

In essence, this policy would compel the Islamic Republic to make painful concessions in order to preserve its power.