Examples of using Am compelled in English and their translations into German
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I will gladly apply their minds, unless I am compelled to share it.
I am compelled here to repeat what I wrote on this question several months ago.
I apologise in advance, comrades, but I am compelled to do this.
I am compelled to confine myself here to a minimum of proofs and documentation.
If I tell the good news, I have nothing to boast of, for I am compelled to do so.
I am compelled to tell you that I can't defend this castle"without more soldiers and arms.
Sorry- the word lawyer said- but on your own now in thecourt nadeta so transparent blouse that looking at you, I am compelled to turn a blind eye.
Then I am compelled to warn the court that this door leads to very sensitive national security matters.
For you can understand it only in pictures,not with the paltry words of these earthmen which I am compelled to use in order to tell you about it.
I am compelled to tender my resignation from the Central Committee, which I hereby do, reserving for myself freedom to campaign among the rank and file of the Party and at the Party Congress.
In spite of the efforts that have already been made, I am compelled to note the poor quality of the activity statements and their lack of usefulness to the budgetary process.
Yes, if it were possible, I would snatch you from the hands of your enemies, but you do not wantme to because the salvation of everyone demands this. So I am compelled to resign myself.
I am compelled to request permission to withdraw from the Central Committee, which I hereby do, and leave myself freedom of agitation in the lower ranks of the party and at the party congress.”.
Two days after the IAWMConcert at The National Museum for Women in the Arts, I am compelled to acknowledge and marvel at the idealism and professionalism so prevalent that afternoon!
That is why I am compelled again and again to formulate many words about things just to make them to some extent comprehensible to you, when in reality they should be grasped immediately in one very simple conception!
In addition to this, a good portion of the burden of business in theWorkingmen's Educational Club rests also upon me, and I am compelled to sacrifice many an hour to it, aside from the evenings, which are taken up wholly with club matters.
I am compelled to apply the descriptive title,“Citizen”, to your name due to the realisation that your expectations of what happens to pricing or rates of electricity supply is a pure reflection of those being harboured by millions of other electricity consumers in Nigeria.
Now, in a new situation, it has sprung up again and we shall have to consider it closely. And since at the recent joint meeting of the plenums of the Central Committee and the Central Control Commission, Trotsky and Kamenev levelled the charge thatthe theses on the opposition bloc set forth their views incorrectly, I am compelled in my report to adduce a number of documents and quotations confirming the basic propositions of the theses on the opposition bloc.
I'm compelled to vote no.
I'm compelled to slow down the pace of the march.
But I'm compelled to warn you.
I'm compelled to protect you.
And yet I'm compelled to play on.
Did you miss the part where I said I'm compelled?
I guess I feel this-- I'm compelled.
I'm compelled to take part in the discussions, though they fill me with disgust.
And with equal candour I'm compelled to agree that the internet has proved a most helpful medium to acrue info on the artists in this book.
Jack, before answering, I'm compelled to ask, am I speaking with my old friend or to the ship's captain?
Rykov: For the first time in two weeks, I'm compelled to shave.