Their motive, according to Levin, was to terrify the region so as to coerce authorities into shelling out $10 million to make them go away.
Mr. Hashimi has dismissed those as coerced.
Rights advocates and opposition groups dismiss that ruling as coerced.
Ms. Thornton confirmed that 15 inmates at Pelican Bay had been moved to an administrative housing unit because they were identified as coercing other inmates into participation.
Interference with another's freedom is understood as coercing the other to be happy as the former sees fit.
Continued research into such individual differences in men may be useful in devising treatments in the aftermath of incidents such as coercing women to flash.
Instead, he thinks that there are a variety of ways in which government can and should intervene in the lives of citizens sometimes as coercer and other times as enabler or facilitator in order to promote the common good.
Justice Anthony M. Kennedy described the mandatory fees as "coerced speech" that violates the 1st Amendment.
During the argument, the Court's conservative justices portrayed the mandate as coercing Americans to buy insurance they don't want or need.
The women I know working throughout the UK and Ireland, to refer to them in any way as coerced, or trafficked, or even feeble-minded is just hysterical.
