"I fully expect someone to target a company like this one day (to coerce a change in policy)," John Robb, author of Brave New War and a colleague of Vaidya, told me.
The implausibility of such an invasion means that we also cannot coerce a change in Saddam's policy by its threat.
For each of these grown children, there are moments when an aging loved one's safety seems to depend on that caregiver's ability to coax, cajole, persuade or coerce Mom or Dad to make changes in the interest of his or her health and safety -- changes that almost uniformly prompt resistance.
Changes in the ∆ψm have been originally hypothesized to be early, coerce events in the apoptotic signaling pathway [31].
Second, facultative strategies have also been observed in which strains exhibit partner specific changes in behavior leading some to actively promote themselves to become spores or coerce the other genotype to form stalk in chimera [ 15].
They require huge changes in all of us, and most of us change not when we feel coerced but when we engage and feel our voices are heard.
Bombing sometimes can coerce a leader's change in policy, especially where his vital interests are not at stake, but Saddam does not appear susceptible, defying six weeks of it in 1991.
The college is opposed to a change in the law to permit assisted dying because it would be impossible to implement without eliminating the possibility that patients may be in some way coerced into the decision to die".
Let the president be seen as the coercer-in-chief.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered his government to prepare retaliatory measures against the latest round of sanctions imposed by the United States and the European Union to coerce Russia to change its policies in Ukraine.
