Plaintiff never addresses the deeper question of how it is fair to say that a minority was coerced by a voting and ownership structure that was fully disclosed to the minority before they bought into a corporation whose capital structure was so organized.
If either side is coerced by a third party, then market distortions arise, and suboptimal transactions take place which may not be in either party's interest.
And I recognize that this information was coerced by a foreign intelligence service, not by the CIA.
The next morning, Mr. Glowery is stuck in a restaurant where he is being coerced by a psychotic cook to peddle his novel in order to pay off a debt he incurred during the night.
After leaving the hop, Curt is desperate to find the mysterious blonde, but is coerced by a group of greasers ("The Pharaohs") through an initiation rite that involves hooking a chain to a police car and successfully ripping out its back axle.
But Sylwander said a nine-year-old child is unable to fully comprehend the consequences of a crime, especially if they are coerced by an adult.
In his lawsuit, Mr. Higazy, a 30-year-old student at the time of his arrest, also said that he was coerced by an F.B.I. agent into making a false confession that the radio was his.
Frankly, no medical actor, doctor or otherwise, should be coerced by the state into probing a woman's body.
No medical actor, doctor or otherwise, should be coerced by the state into probing a woman's body, especially not without informed consent.
The First Amendment may make it unlikely that a church, say, would ever be coerced by law into performing same-sex wedding rites in its sanctuary.
