Sentence examples for under no compulsion from inspiring English sources

In recent years, the administration has chosen to spend profligately even in areas where it was under no compulsion to do so.

However, he is under contract until 2016 so Daniel Levy, the Tottenham chairman, feels under no compulsion to sell at a knock-down price.

The carrot license is a voluntary license wherein the prospective licensee, often a manufacturer or marketer, is not using the patented technology and is under no compulsion to license the patent from you.

Pupils know these firms are under no compulsion to hire them, but, as Charlie Crawshaw, 14, says, "at least we have the sense that we have a foot in the right door".

As long as Yasir Arafat makes no discernible effort to comply with the critical prerequisites of the road map -- a halt to violence and inciteful rhetoric against Israeli civilians -- Israel should be under no compulsion to comply with its commitments.

Agencies are also under no compulsion to publish details of all their clients – and there is a suspicion that the names of some clients are being withheld from public scrutiny.

Not long ago, I received one such lecture from a Shiite cleric in Baghdad, who cited the "no compulsion" verse while sitting under a portrait of Ayatollah Khomeini.

The difference was that the Fifth Amendment prohibited just "compelled" self-incrimination and that there was no compulsion under the Kansas program, Mr. McAllister replied.

Strangely it has felt under no such compulsion to enlighten the public about wrongdoing within its own organisation".

Megrahi abandoned his appeal shortly before his release on compassionate grounds, despite the fact that he was under no legal compulsion to do so.

The Justice Department, under no legal compulsion but conspicuous political pressure, has let him out, winning cheers from local politicians - and squandering American credibility on issues of terrorism.