Compels

He identifies key trends in international taxation, such as the ongoing economic globalization that compels businesses to operate across multiple countries.

It's hit or miss most of the time, the kind of movie that only compels if it manages to grasp the viewer's attention from the get-go.

Moreover, the city’s commitment to digital transformation initiatives compels businesses to modernize their technology systems to drive growth.

Some displays will provoke more response than others, but the totality of the collection compels you to consider the inhumanity of any genocide, anywhere, anytime.

Still, having had that prior experience compels me to mention it.

The agreement compels Silvergate to assist with the investigation.

The group’s Chief Technology Officer, Kekeletso Khena, says the policy should be framed in the same way as the one that was introduced by the Department of Basic Education, which compels educators to make pregnancies of minors a notifiable incident.

The JETP compels Indonesia to impose a moratorium on new coal-fired power plants, though there are exemptions for "captive" plants that serve other industrial facilities.

The world federation is a signatory to the UN Sport for Climate Action Framework, which compels the governing body to create sustainable events as well as advocate for climate action according to the Paris Agreement.

If a rocky market compels investors to seek safer harbors, they will likely flee in droves from these risky names.

In both embodiments, she compels our utmost attention.

That knowledge compels us to learn the special revelation of ideas like redemption in the truth of God’s Word.

The combination of able leadership with the varied composition of Fano compels us to come up with objective reasons, rather than incompetence, to account for the divisions and lack of a unifying political manifesto.

This disorienting twist compels us to reconsider the meaning of the story.

What is it about vulnerable stories and that discomfort that compels you in your creativity?

A driver told Radio Dabanga that the continuing fuel crisis compels driver to buy petrol at the commercial price or from the parallel market.

Feedback on “Council compels FAI board to call emergency meeting over controversial terms of government bailout”.

He does all sorts of things with words: sells, spells, tells, compels, rhymes.

I’ll also preempt the M&A question by repeating what I’ve said earlier: I do not agree that the MAX crisis compels us to acquire another carrier.

It compels us to let a ship of stranded people dock in our safe harbors, to knock on our older neighbor’s door.