He claimed the case against the bakery was one of "coerced expression".
However, it might seem more natural, pre-theoretically, to regard such occurrences as on a par with "coerced" expressions such as the verb 'googled'googled
The problem is that coerced expressions of patriotism are inconsistent with the 1st Amendment.
This is what ensues that when art marries politics, when creative expression is coerced into becoming a mouthpiece of social reform and an artist can become the minister of culture (as the Egyptian abstract painter Farouk Hosny from 1987 to 2011).
Ivan Lam Long-yin, chairman of the pro-democracy Demosisto party, said his group was opposed to the bill because it "would curtail the freedom of expression and have the city coercing citizens into expressing loyalty to the regime".
Constitutional lawyers quickly pointed that flying the flag is a form of expression that cannot be coerced by law, while Donald DiFrancesco, the Senate speaker and Mr. McGreevey's likely Republican opponent, said the mayor's priorities were skewed.
For example, Damore would have to demonstrate that Google had a policy in place controlling his political expression, or that Google tried to coerce him into not expressing his political opinions by threatening him with termination.
I also showed that by assuming a sortal classifier must express an 'enduring' property shared by the entity type, I can predict that event classifiers must refer to 'shapes of event structures' and furthermore, it is this expression of shapes of event structures that allows event classifiers to coerce event entity reading from nouns denoting concrete entities.
They couldn't actually refute any of the findings of the investigation, so instead they played the concern troll card and falsely claimed that non-transgender children will be coerced into medically transitioning if therapists allow children to explore their gender expression and identity.
Khan was a serious student, "which is why I don't understand why my children have to be coerced and virtually waterboarded into doing their revision," she said, laughing, using the British expression for "studying".
