Sentence examples for To coerced from inspiring English sources
verb
To restrain by force, especially by law or authority; to repress; to curb.
Moreover coerced women, in comparison with their non-coerced female counterparts and in contrast to coerced men, have diminished social functioning, and more importantly more severe symptoms from the "excitement/hostile" cluster.
The policy, which has been linked to coerced abortions and forced sterilization, has been challenged as a human rights violation.
The policy has been linked to coerced abortions and forced sterilization, and has been challenged as a human rights violation.
Shortly after Trump's Inauguration, a memo circulated by hawks within the Administration suggested that Iran was susceptible to "coerced democratization," a euphemism for regime change.
Every Macoute received a card that afforded him many privileges, like free merchandise from any store he entered, entitlement to coerced sex, and fear and respect from people in general.
But he added, "if the government is going to coerce a detainee to provide information to our intelligence agencies, it may not use that evidence" — or fruits of that evidence that are so closely tied to coerced statements, as in this case — "to prosecute the detainee for a criminal offense".
Often debts are used to coerce traffickers.
"They're using the power of taxation to coerce behavior.
What it does not have is a right to coerce".
The judge then imposed the stiff fines to coerce her.
What does it mean to coerce a spouse into sex?
