Sentence examples for rules compelling from inspiring English sources

Some who compulsively post to social networks are unlikely to follow civility codes voluntarily, prompting some places to make rules compelling it.

2. Speaking of work requirements: "Several thousand poor residents of Arkansas have been dropped from Medicaid because they failed to meet new requirements, the first Americans to lose the safety-net health insurance under rules compelling recipients to work or prepare for a job to keep their coverage," Amy Goldstein reports.

Comedian John Oliver of HBO's "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver" has done the unimaginable: He made the debate over the Federal Communications Commission's proposed net neutrality rules compelling.

Strict rules compelling house builders to include affordable homes in private developments will be scrapped under the government's controversial changes to the planning system.

But there are concerns about the availability of affordable homes amid moves to scrap strict planning rules compelling house-builders to include such properties in private development schemes.

In the coming months and years, the F.C.C. will juggle a host of significant issues, including the establishment of new rules for media cross-ownership, a wireless spectrum auction, and the resolution of a legal challenge to its authority to enforce rules compelling Internet-service providers to treat all data on the network equally.

America's new financial rules compel banks to trim their holdings of private equity and hedge funds.

Here are some considerations: CUT THROUGH THE CLUTTER Financial disclosure rules compel money managers to send out statements.

The rules compel funeral directors to give consumers price lists that show the charges for every item and service offered, and to provide pricing information over the telephone.

These rules compel broadcasters to tailor their content to serve properly (in the eyes of regulators) their "communities of license". That could include mandates ranging from sufficient local news, sports and weather, to a minimum amount of programming for children.

Other rules compel developers in many parts of town to construct a parking space for each new unit they build, a disincentive for designing many smaller, inexpensive apartments as opposed to just a few big ones, never mind what the rules imply for the environment.