But investigators do not think the withdrawal was coerced because he returned to his apartment that evening.
investigation said that the affair — which was conducted at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland — was consensual, but that she had felt coerced because Mr. Strauss-Kahn was so forceful and so senior to her, making it hard for her to, in effect, say no.
That was the finding later made by a state justice in Queens who decided — "much to my amazement," Mr. Hyman acknowledged — that a suspect could infer he was being coerced because he was surrounded at the time by a half-dozen police officers.
There are clear hints that the five Arab countries that took part in the airstrikes in Syria had been coerced because they are countries that are linked to the U.S. by bilateral security ties that supersede their priorities in Iraq and Syria equally.
"The UFWis trying to coerce us because we won't sign their damned petition," he says — the union is just trying to organize.
Like Paine, they regarded government as at best a necessary evil not, however, because it coerces but because it too often interferes with the struggle for survival that nature imposes on human beings as much as on other species (see natural selection).
In the following years, many farmers sold their parcels for almost nothing, either because wealthy landowners used violence to coerce them or because of financial pressures.
Most of us, though, don't even think about the software we choose to use (or worse, are coerced to because of total marketplace saturation).
The decision not to choose for coerced hospitalization, because of the conviction that a long-term treatment-relationship after the measure will not be possible, for patients who neglect themselves gravely, which causes social abandonment for them, is not supported in the literature.
Hezbollah officials say they cannot coerce young people, because it would only create rebels like Mr. Olaik.
