Sentence examples for today compelling from inspiring English sources

Even though it was only the first round, the play of Karrie Webb and Annika Sorenstam helped make today compelling.

Section 75 (being debated in the House of Lords today) compels CCGs to invite bids for all health services from ALL willing providers.

Ebola's devastation in three West African countries today compelled the U.N. Security Council to convene its first emergency meeting ever to discuss a public health crisis.

The resolution passed today compels the organization to advocate policies that decriminalize "all aspects of consensual sex work," including the activities of those who purchase the service of prostitutes.

A summons was served just before Christmas, compelling the group to attend court on 7 January.

But his presence on that list was not public until the Miami Herald won a lawsuit last year compelling its release.

Just last week, the ruble fell against the dollar to its lowest point this year, compelling the Central Bank to intervene by selling foreign currency reserves.

The electrical system on one Tupolev cut out in midflight over the Arctic last summer, compelling the pilot to land at an abandoned airfield in a remote forest.

When French lawmakers drafted a bill last year compelling Apple to open up FairPlay to rivals, the company warned of "state-sponsored piracy".

Air traffic in and out of Bangalore has more than doubled since construction began three years ago, compelling the developer to amend the design of the airport.

But they were successfully deployed against Japan in August 1945, compelling it to submit to unconditional surrender.