Sentence examples for take to compel from inspiring English sources

He could do whatever it would take to compel Netanyahu and (still) Abbas to make the deal they and their governments are manifestly unable to make on their own.

The grand jury presented Brown to the District Court as a contumacious witness and requested that steps be taken to compel him forthwith to comply with the requirements of the subpoena.

The Obama administration and state regulators are poised to take action to compel insurers to beef up their networks, The New York Times reported.

"Whether it's happening -- no way to know yet". The Obama administration and state regulators are poised to take action to compel insurers to beef up their networks, The New York Times reported.

That move was made with the consent of Major League Baseball and the players union, and in consultation with baseball officials the team was also taking steps to compel Rodriguez to undergo anger-management therapy.

He had not wanted to race but Algerian officials had forgotten to withdraw his entry and so he was compelled to take to the track, albeit fleetingly.

Cushing's own launch was destroyed and the crew compelled to take to the water; only he and one other man escaped capture or death.

Westchester agreed to "take legal action to compel compliance if municipalities hinder or impede the county" in complying with the agreement.

Collins said it was conceivable that lawyers acting for alleged victims would take legal action to compel police forces to hand over their files on Savile.

If the board does not do that, he said, an individual shareholder can take legal action to compel it to fulfill its obligations.

Lawyers for the campaigner and three media organisations – the Guardian, BBC's Newsnight and the Press Association – are taking legal action to compel prosecutors to give an explanation.