Order No. 34, Korematsu was under compulsion to leave the area not as he would choose but via an Assembly Center.
Time and again, Alfred Hitchcock returned, as if under compulsion, to his theme of the innocent man who flees like a guilty one.
By Anthony Lane Time and again, Alfred Hitchcock returned, as if under compulsion, to his theme of the innocent man who flees like a guilty one.
Let's just say that your work becomes a compulsion, more of a burden, that you need to carry in order to pay your bills, and not something which makes you feel proud and happy.
In some respects, the requirement to pay dues under compulsion can be viewed as the functional equivalent of a 'license' to speak.
David Boies, who represents Jamie McCourt, said that what Fox has offered to pay the Dodgers was a substantial sum but was "under market" because of Frank McCourt's "compulsion" to make a quick deal.
This Court has defined fair market value as "the price at which the property would change hands between a willing buyer and a willing seller when the former is not under any compulsion to buy and the latter is not under any compulsion to sell, both parties having reasonable knowledge of relevant facts". In re Estate of Romnes, 79 N.J. 139, 144 (1978).
However, he is under contract until 2016 so Daniel Levy, the Tottenham chairman, feels under no compulsion to sell at a knock-down price.
At the same time, Fitzgerald often appeared to be under a compulsion to ridicule Murphy's elegant style.
And, right or wrong, he seemed to be under some compulsion to damage his own cause even in the South.
Under these circumstances, the Austrian authorities were not only right to act, they were almost under a compulsion to do so.
