Why, in an extreme example, should the last batsman, facing the final delivery to draw a match, be compelled to face yet another if the bowler no-balls?
If it did, it would be compelled to face the deep complexity of the modern market -- and all of the strange new creatures who have become, with the help of the Internet, ordinary market forces.
Once borders are decided, Israel will be compelled to face excruciating questions: What happens to the Jewish settlers (perhaps as many as 200,000) who live inside the borders of the new Palestinian state?
For class actions to work as mechanisms for delivering justice and deterring corporate misbehavior, the defendant must be compelled to face the financial consequences inherent in compensating the actual number of people who have been harmed, no matter how many.
What stands out about her, however, is her voluntary involvement in programs like the Downey Teen Court, a restorative justice effort in which young offenders are judged by their peers and are compelled to face the consequences of their actions and make amends.
This famous flight illustrated the queer conditions we & our Western associates are compelled to face-a world grown so small that other people's airfields are essential to our own safety, and ours to theirs, yet a world tha has made no progress in bringing free men together in a political community and under a common roof.
The ultimate realization we are compelled to confront, in the face of private firefighting in Hidden Hills, is one that has plagued class society from its inception.
If a prisoner were compelled to sit up, facing forward for hours on end, not being allowed to speak, to read, to lie down or to sleep, this would undoubtedly be ruled a cruel and unusual punishment.
We were compelled to study the faces of these people who had shaped our culture, who were indices of our own lives.
When Nato forces were compelled to intervene in Libya, they faced the common arms trade problem of having to negate the very arms they had exported to the country.
Under this legislation, Christians were compelled to sacrifice to Roman gods or face imprisonment and execution.
