Sentence examples for successfully compelling from inspiring English sources
Although his campaign said in the statement sent late night: "In 2011, Mr Trump was finally able to bring this ugly incident to its conclusion by successfully compelling President Obama to release his birth certificate," Trump has repeatedly questioned the circumstances of Obama's birth since then.
His campaign said Thursday that it was Trump who "was finally able to bring this ugly incident to its conclusion by successfully compelling President Obama to release his birth certificate".
Mr. Ahmadinejad's appearance would be the first time since the 1979 revolution that the Parliament successfully compelled testimony from a president, The Associated Press reported.
Tells how difficult it is for Gorbachev and his colleagues to come to grips with their nation's terrible past without destroying their own positionsIf Gorbachev successfully compels his nation to confront its past, he may provoke a crisis in the system, ending with its rejection of him.
Fallacy 7: Illinois, Missouri and several other states successfully compelled Congress to transfer title of national lands and this is a precedent that can be used today to compel Congress to transfer national lands to the states.
The question is, will these institutions and "leaders" successfully compel average Mormons to heed their call, or will they be just another edifice Trump tears down on the way to the White House?
But they were successfully deployed against Japan in August 1945, compelling it to submit to unconditional surrender.
None were successfully proven, but there were some experiments done by Doug Coleman in the 1970s that I thought were compelling.
Most campaigns won't hire more than 150 digital staffers, but without a human engine to create powerful content, run compelling fundraising programs, and lower barriers for digital engagement, campaigns will find it all but impossible to execute successfully.
The reasons are compelling.
