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91 Indonesia first by national legislation form compulsion use biology fuel oil.

92 There is already an element of compulsion in existing government schemes for the unemployed.

93 It appears the characteristics of safeguard, compulsion, exclusiveness and mutual - aid.

94 And compulsion settlement of exchange system's cancellation flows out to the foreign exchange has lasting achievements.

95 Yerkshire people are as yielding to persuation as they are stubborn against compulsion.

96 Would they not have to fall in line with the defense, that the defendants had acted under a power of compulsion that also extended to them, the witnesses?

97 There would be no compulsion for them to keep moving.

98 I do not live here for choice, but by compulsion.

99 As emotional human beings, we feel a compulsion to personalise most aspects of life.

100 I refuse to act under compulsion, ie because I am forced to.

101 The Kuomintang was unwilling to resist Japan and fought Japan only under compulsion.

102 But many petty - bourgeois elements had joined them under compulsion or had been duped into joining.

103 Commercial registration law which is legislative form of commercial registration legal system has three legal characters: public law, compulsion, procedure.

104 This relation is characterized by objectivity , compulsion, and vertical inequality.

105 Wailes, who cuts a dapper, self-possessed figure on the podium, showed an impressive compulsion, driving his forces along with insistent power.

105 Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.

106 This is partly due to the compulsion to keep the supply route for Western forces - which connects the Pakistani city of Peshawar with Kabul and passes through Nangarhar - safe.

107 SCL-90 was composed of 90 items in 10 factors, including somatization, compulsion, interpersonal relationship, depression, anxiety, hostility, horror, bigoted and psychosis etc.

108 It's a compulsion to write, more than talent, that makes a writer.

109 This thing, this freakish compulsion, may be the hardest element of the game to quantify.

110 In a summery, our national stock unseasoned issuance system change is featured with characteristics of compulsion , slowness and partialness .

111 Nothing involving government is voluntary - as it would be when a private company does something. One way or another, there is compulsion in every government activity.

112 Physical compulsion or restraint was effectual, of course, while it lasted.

113 How does this compulsion to return to the traumatic event in any way correspond to or submit itself to explanation in terms of the pleasure principle?

114 Through the symbolic notation provided by supernatural motifs, we can identify the features of four principal paradigms: annihilation, compulsion, separation, and transformation.

115 As long as the compulsion to work is self-driven, it can lead to personal feelings of accomplishment (I finished that project!

116 But signposting an advertorial clearly, while editorially desirable, can also mean that consumers do not feel much compulsion to read it.

117 We acted under compulsion.

118 Compulsory rights have some characteristics , mainly include the integration of rights and duties, universalization and compulsion.

119 Though pressed into rugby under compulsion I began to enjoy the game.