Sentence examples similar to since compelling from inspiring English sources
Since compelled self-reporting is certainly essential to the taxing power, those cases must be taken to stand at least for the proposition that the Fifth Amendment requires some restriction on the efficiency with which government may seek to maximize both noncriminal objectives through self-reporting schemes and enforcement of criminal sanctions.
Perhaps the United States savings bond is a useful model, since it compels people to invest for the long-term without a complicated prospectus or offering memorandum.
The owners of the business (who opened a Chinatown satellite this August, at 116 Eldridge Street) told me that since they compel their clients to painstakingly construct each individual cigarette, they are not bound by New York State tax law.
The Corps had long since been compelled to leave all eleven gates wide open, in order to reduce to the greatest extent possible the force that was shaking the structure, and so there was no alternative to aggravating the effects on the bed of the channel.
In the decades since, nothing compelled her to make the drive up the hill to a point overlooking the dam that's now a visitors center.
Air traffic in and out of Bangalore has more than doubled since construction began three years ago, compelling the developer to amend the design of the airport.
[The president left Washington Monday night for Senegal, the first stop on his five-nation trip to Africa.] Mr. Taylor announced on Sunday that he had accepted an offer of asylum in Nigeria, where he would presumably be protected from prosecution on the war crimes charges since Nigeria has no law compelling it to extradite anyone to a war crimes tribunal.
This applies to women of all ages since the search for female friends who echo one's sentiments is compelling.
