Sentence examples for without compulsion from inspiring English sources

Without compulsion and 'knowingly,' where that is requisite, the defendant has violated the statutory command.

Without compulsion, America now recycles two out of every three tonnes of the steel it consumes.

Lord Pitchford found that Harrison had "volunteered freely and without compulsion" to perform the stunts.

Then the Russian regime's attitude will probably change and they will take part without compulsion.

Fans of mandates argue that without compulsion, reform efforts will be upended by the problem of adverse selection.

Without compulsion at school level, say supporters, more incentives will be needed to continue to provide pupils with access to language teaching.

In obsessive-compulsive disorder, the individual experiences obsessions with or without compulsions (a sense of having to carry out certain ritualized and senseless actions against their wishes).

An appreciation for spontaneous order can be found in the writings of the ancient Chinese philosopher Lao-tzu (fl. 6th century bc), who urged rulers to "do nothing" because "without law or compulsion, men would dwell in harmony".

Now that logic is playing out in a war waged without the compulsion of necessity, the endorsement of the United Nations or the company of traditional allies.

"It's one thing for the city to formulate a plan without court compulsion, and it's another thing to be compelled to do it".

If a president is allowed to testify falsely with impunity, then so could everybody else -- and without equal compulsion to tell the truth, equal justice becomes a mockery.