Sentence examples similar to Coerced election from inspiring English sources
There is little doubt that Mr. Mugabe's thugs are using the delay to try to coerce election officials into falsifying enough votes to at least force a runoff and perhaps manufacture a belated parliamentary majority for the ruling party.
How Can an Owner Coerce an Election?
This should not be a partisan issue; this should not be about Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump; this should be about the fact that an antagonistic foreign power just got up close and personal with our domestic presidential election and coerced it in favor of its preferred candidate.
Yet with a war raging in El Salvador, the regime is expected, and coerced, to hold various elections and impose fundamental social reforms.
Mr. McCarthy was one of five District 10 officials who were indicted on charges of conspiring to file hundreds of fraudulent absentee ballots in the 1993 election by coercing homeless people, nursing home residents and others to apply for them.
And the 2000 Republican senatorial nominee was arrested soon after the election for coercing a crack-addicted prostitute to force her 11-year old niece and 9-year old daughter to perform oral sex on him, arrangements for which were caught on tape during an FBI investigation of unrelated corruption charges.
In such a democratized context, governments cannot manipulate an election by coercing individuals, and corporations cannot unilaterally break the rules of the system.
Many respondents reported that they feared human rights abuses by ethnic/political groups for themselves or their family (64.1%); however, only 4.9% felt coerced to vote in the 2007 election and 74.8% felt safe to participate in future elections.
"Coerced treatment works".
Coerced investments from the business sector followed.
