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But once the conquering was done, Muslim leaders found that trying to compel uniform belief in a multinational empire was a lose-lose game.

If a criminal sentenced to a fine fails to pay the fine within the time limit, the People's Court shall compel him to pay.

Such threats compel her to sometimes swing onto the sidewalk, even though that could get her a ticket.

If this person die, absolutely no longer somebody dare to compel to ask her the commerce of nation pedagogue, it occurred that. . .

I do not know what is to become of them. But I hope and pray that she will not slight them and compel them to go into low company.

Sheldon: I'm removing my digital footprint from the Internet, so Amy Farrah Fowler can't find me and compel me to meet her mother.

I cannot compel you to do so, but I believe that you should.

But not long after the king sent a certain old man of Antioch, to compel the Jews to depart from the laws of their fathers and of God.

Being able to envision yourself achieving a goal will compel you to move forward and persevere during times of doubt.

What would compel me to believe would be something unequivocal, such as if an amputee grew a new limb.

This last condition is essential ; otherwise the speed of the thrust would compel the piano to produce a forced sound .

but the millennium will never arrive until men cease trying to compel all other men to live after one pattern.

These languages compel me to inform you about the sex of my companion whether or not I feel it is remotely your concern.

But the court refused to compel the release of the names, strengthening Chevron's suspicions that the survey had been rigged.

The government has no legal instrument to compel the manufacturer of the American encryption system or Dantas to give the access codes.

Investigating power was used to compel the bank to disclose some facts.

Hunger and poverty often compel the poor to overexploit the resources on which their own livelihoods depend.

And endings disrupt the flow of our lives, as they compel us to look in other directions, point out our shortcomings and work on ourselves.

and the other, that it is in my power never to act contrary to my god and daemon: for there is no man who will compel me to this.

Accept, as a price of citizenship, that you may never impose your convictions on your neighbor, or use state power to compel belief.

Chin Hua princess merely also have not repeatedly continue to compel to ask her, silently corner round to walk.

Reading it again, however, he realized that it didn't compel him to be rude; it simply allowed him the option.

She could no longer compel her mother's heart to keep silence.

So far, nipping means working with international standard setters to compel companies to disclose exactly what set of rules they are using.

Compel the Wall Street self-regulator FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority) to open its books and records.

No marital scenario, I told myself, could become so bleak or hopeless as to compel me to embed my children in the torture of a split family.

In what ways and to what extent does the fact of common residence in a locality compel or invite its inhabitants to act together?

JANE LITTLE: For Robert Pape, the link is territorial - the suicide bombers want to compel occupying forces to leave "their" land.

In short, politicians seem minded to compel newspapers to sign up to a new press code.

The traditional advantages of fighting outside the red zone disappear as cities compel soldiers to fight the enemy close.

Others condemned its inability to hear evidence given under oath or compel witnesses to attend.

Yet our visa policies compel half of them to leave the county and seek employment elsewhere.

In addition, hunger and poverty often compel the poor to over-exploit the resources on which their own livelihoods depend.

The requirements are expected to compel many banks to rethink the complicated legal structures that have developed over the years.

Honesty and any serious hope for the future of corporate governance compel that this be acknowledged.

Indeed, the reports were substantive enough to compel the FDA to look into the issue.

Does it compel you to tell others about your experience?

No state organ, public organization or individual may compel citizens to believe in, or not to believe in, any religion.

I never had to compel him to express his feelings to me.

The LORD's loving favor shall compel our cruel foes to eat their own words or, at least, to hold their tongues.

That economic relations compel the worker to surrender even the last semblance of equal rights -- here again, that is no concern of the law.

There were calls this week for the introduction of a law to compel people to help accident victims.

In that complaint, the pension fund is seeking to unravel the current deal and compel Bear directors to look for a higher offer.

It is conferences like this that compel governments and peoples everywhere to listen, look, and face the world's most pressing problems.

Erosion of such tradition is so serious that Beijing recently introduced a law to compel adult children to visit their elderly parents.

Tomorrow, the body will vote to decide whether to compel a Henderson representative to attend a special hearing.

In Ancient Rome, it was the orators who ruled, those who could compel obedience, loyalty, and devotion with their spoken words.

Now UBS is taking Paramax to court, seeking to compel it to pay up as the securities drop in value, alleging breach of contract.

If this situation persisted it could compel the affected mines to close parts of their operations resulting in job losses.

No organization or individual shall in any way compel voters to elect or not to elect any candidate.

Institutional arrangements provided by law should serve as guidance on choices, and should not compel unless absolutely necessary.

Those sanctions were maintained after the war to compel the regime's compliance with Security Council resolutions.

Do they not compel me to seize the promises with a tighter hand grip?

However, it is not mandatory nor will I in any manner compel you to honour this proposal, against your will.

Health inequities can also be a rallying point for public demands for change that compel political leaders to take action.

If anything is going to compel a change in Mr Kim's behaviour, oil deprivation will.

There is nothing horribly wrong in this ad, it's just that it likely won't compel a user into action.

The instant her voice broke off, ceasing to compel my attention, my belief, I felt the basic insincerity of what she had said.

This angered him somewhat, and made him want to compel her attention.

is to compel us humans to emerge from our egoistic shell and live by the Law of Love instead of hate.

is not mandatory nor will I in any manner compel you to honor against your will.

and compel you to read it one more time after you just finished.

It is Satan, and men actuated by his spirit, that seek to compel the conscience.

Article 5 No other employer shall, by force, coercion, detention, or other illegal practices, compel a worker to perform work.

Powerful economic forces will compel China to take a different approach to renminbi valuation sooner or later.

In short, strategic, moral, and legal requirements compel a continuous U. S. interest in Taiwan and its security.

And while they "don't compel the assent of many knowledgeable scientists, " they're also "not demonstrably wrong. "

The central bank will regulate any firm the FSOC deems "systemically important" and can compel it to raise capital or even break itself up.

But the treaty can't compel a witness to be questioned by overseas law enforcement, legal experts said.

A tenderer may not compel bidders to form a consortium to make joint bidding and may not restrict competition among bidders.

Indonesia and Malaysia face creeping Islamisation, which can compel women to cover up and retreat from public life.

compel through a sense of shame.

Then, we compel ourselves to conform to a pattern, calling it discipline, which is suppression, and suppression gives you a certain power.

We cannot compel Dave Ryan to attend or give evidence if he feels unwilling to do so.

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penalty for using disks is so severe that nothing short of an enormous cost differential could compel us to rely on them.

coerce, compel, hale, oblige, pressure, pressurise, pressurize, squeeze.

The defense has the right to compel the production of documents and physical evidence and to compel witnesses to appear.

That comes out to about two compressed paragraphs to impress and compel.

he fusion of fantasy role-playing with the dynamic action of arcade gaming will compel you to live the adventure that is Tower of Souls.

I have a proposal for you this however is not mandatory nor will I in any manner compel you to honour against your will.

For instance, during an economic downturn, fluctuations in income may compel parents to withdraw their children from school.

Law does not compel a man to do what he is impossible to perform.

Irresistible forces seemed to compel Gates's rivals, driving them toward self-destruction.

The finding is likely to compel researchers to revise their views about the mechanics of galaxy formation around black holes.

that children attend school; it cannot compel them to participate in ceremonies that violate their religious convictions.

Therefore, subjects such as agriculture, money, industry, and trade compel historians' interest for a variety of commendable reasons.

21And they compel one Simon a Cyrenian, who passed by, coming out of the country, the father of Alexander and Rufus, to bear his cross.

It would compel the US Treasury to report on misaligned currencies (meaning the renminbi).

Size will compel more elite specialists who are used to big paychecks to go elsewhere, he says.

On Sunday, the Swiss will vote on a referendum that would compel all of Switzerland's cantons to hire animal lawyers.

The aim is "to encourage and, if necessary, compel the member state to reduce a deficit, " the draft stated.

behold, they are content. But, at the same time certain facts arise, compel recognition, and knock at the door in their turn.

To drive, force, or compel by flogging, lashing, or other means.

But the civil responsibility from the public would compel them to take on the professional duty continually.

Others mandate their guild or union membership or compel them to hold a government-issued license.

But there may be factors that compel governments to place restrictions on foreign trade.

But a deepening slowdown in manufacturing growth could compel the government to pause its tightening campaign.

I'm within my authority to compel you to stay.

We make no effort to compel students to accept Christ and a Christian world-and-life view.

Ralph Waldo Emerson said, "Speech is power, speech is to persuade, to convert, to compel. "

Make haste and get ready, now; and don't oblige me to compel you.

Second, the APA provides relief only to litigants whose goal is to compel, enjoin , or set aside agency action.

When the delegates of the Greek states arrived to assess the situation and to compel Odysseus' compliance, he malingered, faking insanity.

May I query the folk's opinion that the trend of our company's compel TOEIC test.

The controlling shareholder and other associated parties shall not compel the listed company to provide guaranty to others.

The placenta blood stream irrigation insufficiency, causes the embryo porch to compel, 41 produces, the miscarriage, the still birth.

The caster can use other spells to compel the ghost to manifest, or can provide ectoplasm for its manifestation.

Nowadays, children are becoming increasingly independent. And it's unadvisable to compel them to do things against their will.

They compel all nations to unite in action on an agenda for the world's people.

but to give laws, receive obedience, and compel with the sword, belongs to none but the magistrate.

The law does not compel individuals to act; if they do not want insurance, they can simply pay the penalty.

Popped bubbles and losses must occur to deter speculation and compel investors to evaluate risk.

These forces compel Western companies to exercise a growing restraint on prices and labor cost.

Or would it just compel them to make more decisions off the record?

Those individuals had used their patents to compel others to license technology from them.

Can the Commons media select committee compel Scotland Yard to release files on the Goodman case?

Strictly, the Taiwan Relations act of 1979 does not compel America to come to Taiwan's aid.

It took the pirates of Wall Street to compel international cooperation in finance.

Its financial structure does not compel it to change, either. Take its overall profitability.

China's food scarcity problem will compel crop production over meat production.

This will compel both scientists and governments to stay on their toes.

But unnecessary, unrelieved human suffering, for whatever the reason, must likewise compel us to take action.

Anyhow, it is unfair to compel a naive and cute kid to do the work of a mature man.

But firmly they compel us, to say good-bye to you.

To force to act or think in a certain way by use of pressure, threats, or intimidation; compel.

Is it possible to ask, recommend or compel to love someone?

So, what is so special about Jean's book that should compel you to go out and buy it?

'The heartbreaking scenes I saw yesterday [in Haiti] compel us to act quickly, ' Mr. Ban said.

Checks and balances prevent abuse of power and compel compromise.

Often the results of economic analysis raise questions that compel us to further noneconomic inquiry.

In the area of profession, the year will begin with some event that will compel Taurians to mobilize.

To bind, compel, or constrain by a social, legal, or moral tie.

To compel a panel element to receive focus, set the Focusable property to true.

And here, "work" means to compel someone to do something.

Her intelligence and skill compel our admiration.

The priority the US currently puts on security should compel Washington to want to engage in direct talks.

or compel ordinary women to search for hidden truths. . .

how can you compel other to lend you things that are not belongs to you?

compel banks to raise their buffers of capital and liquidity.

His cleverness and skill compel our admiration.

Our minds a re so constructed that they compel us to view the external world in only one way.

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Kennedy also seemed skeptical about the power of Congress to compel everyone to buy health insurance.

This might compel the government to reduce the duty on vegetable oils in the near future to safeguard consumer interests.

And the lord said unto the servant, Go out into the highways and hedges, and compel them to come in, that my house may be filled.

To compel by violent measures or threats; coerce.

A policeman can compel obedience to the law.

The act of distraining OR seizing to compel payment.

Rulers had to find ways to compel the cultivators to hand over their surplus crops in order to support the new courts and palace cities.

Wealth is a power usurp by the few, to compel the many to labour for their benefit.

Compel the learners to speak!

But while Satan can solicit, he cannot compel to sin.

In early 2011, there will be events that will compel Pisceans to find a way out of difficult situations.

We've asked the judge to compel the sponsor to testify.

What we need is a means to compel them to exit in a calm and orderly fashion.

The main problem in China is a lack of basic system to compel the government to be law-abiding .

You can use thesame technique to compel your audience to listen.

Can they compel obedience from us?

But they don't want to compel any church to perform such ceremonies.

it can force decent man to commit the darkest deeds. or compel ordinary woman to searc for hidden truths.

And the master said to the slave, Go out into the roads and hedges and compel them to come in, so that my house may be filled.

It can force decent men to commit the darkest deeds or compel ordinary women to search for hidden truths.

There are strong internal drivers that compel people to create their own business.

Can you compel obedience since us?

We make them because they are right, right in the sense that the law and the Constitution, as we see them, compel the result.

compel to stay in a house, etc. ; remain indoorskeep inSeeing such fine weather, the boys could scarcely keep in.

Big dreams not only inspire you, but they also compel others to want to play big, too.

It's understandable that the scale of human suffering, physical destruction, and nuclear hazards in Japan compel our attention.

In order to increase the qualifications for a job, the students compel themselves to run from one exam to another.

I promised to my mum only speak English home. Please don't compel me to love China.

Luckily for you, we have been able to compel this woman to come forward,

Charlotte displays in her novel a romantic passion and touching artistic figures that compel admirations from Chinese scholars and readers;

To put out by force; compel to leave:

He was so obstinate in his resolution, that Heathcliff deemed it expedient to compel from my lips a recapitulation of what had taken place;

eject: To compel to leave

constrain To compel by physical, moral, or circumstantial force; oblige:

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Repeatedly pop up installation wizard to compel users to install

Compel witnesses to make statements of their own negative

shake him out ofhis stupor , compel him to act

Compel: How to Get Others in Your Organization to Think and Act Differently

force or compel somebody to do something

demand To impose an obligation on; compel:

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The use of physical power or violence to compel or restrain

Use of Grand Jury subpoenas to compel testimony

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