Sentence examples for coerce everyone from inspiring English sources
There aren't enough cops to coerce everyone into obeying every law all the time.
In the article, the editor of the Review-Journal, Thomas Mitchell, pointing to litigation against both the Sun and Smith, said of Adelson, "This whole series of events is nothing more nor less than trying to coerce everyone in journalism to not write anything he doesn't like".
Severino once called transgender equality laws "the radical left using government power to coerce everyone, including children, into pledging allegiance to a radical new gender ideology".
He once penned an opinion piece where he eschewed legislation that adds "gender identity" to human rights protections, warning that "the radical left is using government power to coerce everyone, including children, into pledging allegiance to a radical new gender ideology over and above their right to privacy, safety, and religious freedom".
Margaret: Which HBO then coerced everyone into tweeting to win some sort of badge.
The moral premise is his construal of the democratic justification thesis, which stipulates that a state's coercive presence is illegitimate unless it is democratically justified to everyone coerced.
Of course, those who insist that we must have a single-payer system — Medicare for all — won't accept any plan that tries, instead, to cajole and coerce private health insurers into covering everyone.
"Everyone has a right to free speech – just like you can't coerce anyone into shaking hands, you can't make somebody wear a T-shirt – although I do personally believe that joining in with the campaign is the best way forward.
Then it compares each player with every other player, estimating whether one will be able to persuade or coerce the others to move toward its position, based on the power, resolve and positioning of everyone else.
Never mind if that harmless wrong makes everyone miserable; never mind if coercing those who perpetuate it would take away the misery: the State must not coerce and the misery must remain.
They coerce false testimony.
