Order No. 34, Korematsu was under compulsion to leave the area not as he would choose but via an Assembly Center.
Material entities exposed to all this onslaught may very well be under compulsion to yield to whatsoever the atoms may bring: but would anyone pretend that the acts and states of a soul or mind could be explained by any atomic movements?
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.
Fitzgerald again seemed to be under some compulsion to spoil the evening, which he later re-created with such sensitivity in his novel.
Fair market value is defined as the price at which the property would change hands between a willing buyer and a willing seller, neither being under any compulsion to buy or to sell, and both having reasonable knowledge of the relevant facts.
The fact that James Moran had to apologize immediately, while the British M.P. was under no compulsion to do so, shows a profound difference between the United States and Europe, or indeed anywhere else in the world.
In recent years, the administration has chosen to spend profligately even in areas where it was under no compulsion to do so.
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.
On the answer to this question depends the decision whether conduct is legally wrong or right, and also whether a man is under compulsion or free.
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