In an interview between NBC correspondent Marvin Kalb & Lt. Gen. Fidel V. Ramos, quoted by the writer, Ramos stated that the rebels did not have as much military force as Marcos, but, Ramos said, "I think that the power which it in the hands of the people to compel a decision favorable to us from Mr. Marcos is there".
Evidence does not, as some claim, necessarily compel a particular decision.
James T.B. Tripp, the general counsel of Environmental Defense, a Manhattan-based lobbying group, said the long-term reformulation plan would compel a federal decision on the fate of oceanfront houses.
They have total control over whether to extend the talks with the F.T.C. staff or to end the discussions and try to compel a final decision by the five commissioners who head the agency.
These decisions control this case and compel a dismissal of the writ of error, and it is so ordered.
It may compel a postponement of the decision to start on renewal until after the next general election.
The administration has opposed all legal efforts by Mr. Awlaki's father and others to compel a court review of the decision to have him killed.
When the Germans resumed their offensive in mid-February, the Bolshevik Central Committee was compelled to make a decision; Trotsky and his followers abstained from the vote, and Lenin's acceptance of the German terms was endorsed.
And I simply don't feel that I am compelled to make a decision".
When we have less choices, we are compelled to make a decision a bit quicker than having too many to handle.
Guantánamo is not closing anytime in the remotely distant future, and I think the combination of political, military, and legal realities compelled this decision at this point.
