Starting in May, articles will be reorganized under four broad, new sections — one each for short takes, columnists and commentary, long reporting pieces like the cover articles, and culture — each with less compulsion to touch on the week's biggest events.
She finally decided to skip social events she didn't like and immediately felt less compulsion toward Krispy Kremes.
"We'd be under less scrutiny, and under less pressure.
Hoarding has been linked to gambling addiction; acquisition is a matter less of compulsion than of impulsivity.
And the penetrating analysis and contemplation characteristic of his self-portraits show no less than compulsion to know himself.
Evidence of that is the fact that, even at the height of his ultra-modernist notoriety, he also wrote several lyrical, tonal works, such as the First Sonata for Cello and Piano: "[It] was written in less than a week under a compulsion that was not to be resisted", Ornstein later said.
Whether the public will regard payments made under state compulsion as subject to their control, or instead see them as taxes by another name, is less certain.
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.
However, he is under contract until 2016 so Daniel Levy, the Tottenham chairman, feels under no compulsion to sell at a knock-down price.
