Sentence examples for a coercing from inspiring English sources

In the context of Thailand's globalization and modernization, these policies resulted in a coercing conservationism which focuses increasingly on the so-called 'hill tribe' ethnic minority groups.

Nor do we recognize "a three-pronged approach," which seems to carry with it the concept of a coercing trident.

Mal's wider story also involves a coerced confession, which will prove very helpful later.

The problem was trying to determine what counted as a coerced confession.

An organic farmer convicted of his parents' murder on the basis of a coerced confession.

McConnell asserted that it was not difficult to evaluate the truthfulness of a confession, even a coerced one.

Here's a passage from his 1962 book "The Southern Case for School Segregation": Manifestly, the resistance to a coerced racial "equality" is wide and deep.

Alas, most such tales tend to gloom: a coerced family gathering, a chill in the air, the surfacing of ancient, unappeased griefs.

He disappeared from Turkey in August 2011 and soon appeared on Syrian state television to recant his statements, in what the opposition called a coerced appearance.

Defense lawyers argue that the DNA belongs to the true killer and proves their contention that the confessions of the convicted men were a coerced mass of falsehoods.

We may have medical tests to determine whether a coerced confession is true, but it's excluded because it's unfair.