Sometimes, lately, I find myself thinking I'd really love to settle down, get married, have kids, have a regular relationship.' Given his reputation, that may well remain wishful thinking, at least until he works through his compulsion to record his every casual sexual encounter on camera.
He teaches counting and simple arithmetic through his compulsion to count everything, a trait he shares with certain other vampires of folklore.
Governments borrow money from constituents and also take money by compulsion, through taxes.
Past changes in mental health law relevant to community compulsion through amendments to the Act and by case law will be examined and set against the continuing reduction in in-patient beds and the increasing focus on treating patients in the community and avoiding hospital admissions.
There is still a good deal of negotiation to be done before we can all agree on the optimum size and structure of GNM, but having gone through the initial pain barrier that goes with such a difficult operation, logic demands that the only way the patient will survive is through voluntarism rather than compulsion.
Artists of today beware - it's about a compulsion to express through honesty, and trial and error, not through being sick and weird so that one might end up at the Saatchi Gallery's upstairs section.
The bookshelves groan with the travel books her late mother accrued and which she has "some vague compulsion to work through".
First, we inject healthy people, usually vulnerable children, and it's imposed, either through pressure or by legal compulsion.
It has a fragile, transformative horizon, namely, a society that would no longer be riven with fundamental antagonisms, thinking that would be rid of the compulsion to dominate through conceptual identification, and the flourishing of particular objects in their particularity.
