Sentence examples for to be compulsorily from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, it is necessary for existence as relatively autonomous and responsible beings that consciousness of God should not be forced upon them, for to be compulsorily aware of God's universal presence as limitless goodness and power, making a total claim upon human life, would deprive them of creaturely freedom.

Last month, the Israeli government passed a law allowing for "infiltrators" to be compulsorily detained for up to a year.

It would be appropriate for a closed judgment to suggest a review point, and for all closed judgments to be compulsorily reviewed, for instance, every five years.

"Land defined by a [designated] boundary was liable to be compulsorily purchased," recalls Wyndham Thomas, one of the early new town pioneers, who formerly headed Peterborough Development Corporation.

Second, Black patients were significantly more likely to be compulsorily detained than White patients.

Black patients were more likely to be compulsorily detained than White patients (OR: 4.56; 95 % CI: 1.40, 14.85).

The agreement will mean that Albanian prisoners in Britain may be sent to Albania to complete the rest of their sentence, and British prisoners in Albania may also be compulsorily transferred back to Britain.

"Schools requiring improvement will be compulsorily transferred to the academies sector.

Avigdor Lieberman, Israel's rightwing foreign minister, has argued that they should be compulsorily "transferred" to a future Palestinian state.

Between 6 April and 1 October, only those people who were told before 6 April, and who are due to retire before 1 October, can be compulsorily retired using DRA.

Fay Weldon, who once refused to wear a wedding ring, now thinks girls should be compulsorily sterilised.