Sentence examples for without being compelled from inspiring English sources

THE C.T.I.A. cites the SmartAccess program from T-Mobile among exemplars of "alerts and cut-off mechanisms" that carriers provide without being compelled to do so by Washington.

Up to 2,000 publications are ready to sign up to a tougher new press regulator without being compelled by new legislation, it emerged today.

It's another little gem from a publisher known for its beautifully presented, painstakingly selected stories and I defy anyone to read these tasters of Zweig's work without being compelled to read on.

Any illusion that Sudan's leaders are now prepared to act responsibly without being compelled to do so should have been dispelled by their cruel and cynical behavior during the Powell and Annan visits.

Hillary Clinton did indeed have an interview, one she had agreed to without being compelled, about issues related to her private e-mail server, and it was over the Fourth of July weekend, four months before the 2016 election.

"Is the provider going to be willing to go up on those new targets without being compelled to do so?" asked the official, who requested anonymity to discuss secret matters.

The attraction of cloud-based applications software is clear (it's free) without being compelling.

Physicians often experienced helplessness, sadness and distress, particularly when being compelled to practice against their better judgement and without adequate skills.

Since France also levies a licence fee, which provides 64% of the public-television budget, state broadcasters with or without advertising will be compelled to lure big audiences, and are likely to do so with low-brow, popular shows.Second, if the beneficiaries of the ban on advertising are not necessarily the viewers, who gains?

Courts have categorized fingerprints as "real or physical evidence" sourced from the body, unlike communications or knowledge, which cannot be compelled without violating the 5th Amendment.

(Kuasa, female, CTC member) I recommend money with conditions than without conditions because people will be compelled to improve the livelihoods of their households unlike money without conditions where people will just use the money for whatever they want.