Examples of using Been compelled in English and their translations into German
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You're full of vervain, so I know you haven't been compelled.
If somebody do not like banks for example, and until now has been compelled to use their services, from now on, no longer has to do it.
Till 1606 it worked in Rome, but, havingstruck a dagger of the opponent during a ball game, has been compelled to leave a city.
A large number of people have been compelled to leave Ukraine, particularly from the more rural and western part of the country, in search of work and money to support their families.
And no one heard any screams, so he must have been compelled to just stand there and suffer.
Xыю ppTxы" has led to falling"bsчNoъpыiэюyю ъpcшэx=p" France:the director of Conservatory T. Djubua has been compelled to resign.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I regret that forelectoral reasons, Mr Fava has been compelled to say a series of things that are not true.
I explained that, in effect, we had been compelled by history to undertake this enlargement immediately but that I was committed to setting up a strategy for the south as soon as possible.
That saved my life because if I had gotten it a year earlier, I would have been compelled to go back.
It should not be forgotten that Hungary has already previously been compelled to pay significant compensation for having tendered EU projects at inflated prices.
The text also includes a provision which will allow national authorities not toprosecute or impose penalties on victims of trafficking in human beings for their involvement in criminal activities they have been compelled to commit.
The clandestine life amountingalmost to"civil death" which the applicant had been compelled to adopt was incompatible with the punishment regime of a democratic society.
Further clauses require ratifying States to provide access to remedies, including compensation, to all victims and to ensure that competentauthorities are entitled not to prosecute them for unlawful activities which they have been compelled to commit.
In a very unusual way- one could almost say unseemly-this develops because images and material have been compelled to meld, yet the required force did not cause destruction.
Lenin regarded the Manifesto of October 17 as an expression of a certain temporary equilibrium of forces: the proletariat and the peasantry, having wrung the Manifesto from the tsar, were still not strong enough to overthrow tsardom, whereas tsardom was no longer able to ruleby the old methods alone and had been compelled to give a paper promise of"civil liberties" and a"legislative" Duma.
They also argued that European competition law could notbe applied, since the Norwegian gas producers had been compelled by the Norwegian Government to sell gas through the GFU system established by the Norwegian Government.
Alexander the Great, having broken empire of Persians, has moved a campaign to India and has had time to inflict defeat over theIndian tsar by name the Time, but has been compelled to turn back under the insisting of the tired to death army.
Within all next year Kitc, come back to a bench of Mr. John to plasters,pills and vials with ointments, has been compelled to be reconciled with the anonymous critics sneering over"яюыэ№b by idiocy of a poem"¦эфшbшюэ.
In writing.(SV) In today's resolution on the situation in Gaza, which I have voted in favour of, I would like to have seen a more balanceddiscussion of the reasons why Israel and its army have been compelled to use methods that, viewed on their own, can be regarded as unreasonable.
Member States shall, in accordance with the basic principles of its legal system, provide for the possibility of not prosecuting or imposing penalties on victims of trafficking in humanbeings for their involvement in criminal activities they have been compelled to commit as a direct consequence of being subjected to any of the acts referred to in Article 2.
I was compelled to go there.
What if he were compelled to talk?
Trade thrived because merchant ships were compelled to carry lime or lemon juice.
I was compelled to do this against my will.
She was compelled.
I was compelled to leave school.
Residents are compelled to pack their furniture and load it into removal vans.
Then just say you were compelled... for moral and ethical reasons.
Of course nobody is compelled to sign such declarations of consent.