Examples of using Will compel in English and their translations into German
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Then, and I will compel myself to give you the details.
So if you don't stop now, I will compel you to stop.
The belt's power will compel her to use its force whether she wants to or not.
Below are specifications of this aircraft that will compel you to buy it.
The love of God will compel you to do the right thing.
You are aware that I have the authority to take steps that will compel you to answer?
Effective subject lines will compel your subscribers to open your mail.
What will happen is very simple...you're going to do right by us or we will compel you to do so.
Such approach will compel the Council to take a position on these proposals.
We will get him out of this and we will compel him down to the Bahamas.
This will compel the EU institutions actually to listen to what the signatories have to propose.
Be creative and write copy that will compel prospects to take action.
Any deviation will compel those who have pledged allegiance to inform the caliph in private of his error and, in extreme cases, to excommunicate and replace him if he persists.
The sheer force of this demographic change will compel companies to do a rethink.
Raphael said:“Only the Father, if they will repent and return to Him again. But those who do not want to come back, the Father will not give instruction to search for them and exhort them to come back,but they will be left in misery until this will compel them to come back.
We give to them a little enjoyment for awhile, and then will compel them to a tremendous punishment.
He can give advice which will compel the occupants to reflect over and above the actions of the stomach.
We give to them a little enjoyment for awhile, and then will compel them to a tremendous punishment.
We are talking about aregulation that is very ambitious in its wording, which will compel the Member States to be extremely vigilant and not to spare any material or human resources- one of the weak points of the whole control policy- to turn words into deeds. Unfortunately, this means once again that we need to bring other political wills into play in addition to our own.
We give to them a little enjoyment for awhile, and then will compel them to a tremendous punishment.
On the other hand,increased co-operation among the Member States will compel us to examine citizens' rights from a European viewpoint, one that is broader than that pertaining to the individual state.
Even if you are a lone wolf, sooner or later, your interdependence will compel you to collaborate.
Through a directive like this, we can help to comply with the2020 strategy in relation to fuel efficiency because it will compel designers to produce more fuel-efficient engines, and while the cost may be big in the short term, the savings in terms of miles per gallon travelled, and also in terms of the environment, are huge.
And should any of her suitors fail to meet my expectations, I will compel them to the priesthood.
Today's recession will be a long one, but it will compel everybody to consider its root causes.
A small case that had begun in the region of Pskov region gained such alarge proportion that the Russian Supreme Court will compel all ISPs to block access to gambling sites and gaming news!
I have persuaded theHigh Command that the mere fact of your capture... will compel the Allies to alter their plans... but this, it seems, is not enough.
It is already possible to see that the current proposal,even though it is presented to us with no assessment of its consequences, will compel the European Union to adopt the principle of the decoupling of aid.
In the first decade of the sixteenth century, at Castle Heilsberg in Prussia, the scientific genius of Nicolas Copernicus(1473-1543)is erecting an edifice of ideas which will compel men of succeeding epochs to look up to the starry heavens with conceptions different from those which their ancestors had in antiquity and in the Middle Ages.
The rapporteur focuses a great deal on the need to reduce the capacity of the Member States' fleets andto establish a system of penalties that will compel the Member States to'comply with the provisions requiring them to reduce their fishing fleets under the MAGPs.