be compelled to

If the former president goes to prison, maybe he would be compelled to make changes when he gets out.

It emphasized that people could not be compelled to attend church, pay taxes to religious organizations or in any way face harm to their body or property because of their religious beliefs.

Well, from what I have found, the companies would have to be compelled to alter their business models.

“They can low ball that. It’s not like the department ever would be compelled to put anything in an estimated rate that they’re not comfortable with,” he said.

Regulations around strikes are different in the UK, Equity members aren’t striking and neither will UK members of SAG-AFTRA be compelled to.