Sentence examples for coerce the from inspiring English sources

The terrorists have discovered holding innocent persons hostage they can coerce the world with moral blackmail.

Mr. Horn denied that Mr. Kaufman was trying to coerce the tribe.

And he understands that he's not going to be able to coerce the Palestinians into submission.

He tried repeatedly, but without success, to induce (or coerce) the Emperor to renounce his claims to the Hungarian throne.

History is used to contextualise rather than to coerce the works into providing a charged agenda on the events themselves.

A bizarre attempt to coerce the world's most notorious cannibals to re-record Lightspeed Champion's 2010 album Life Is Sweet!

Upon Ahab's return to Samaria Jezebel attempted to coerce the king into confiscating the vineyards of Naboth of Jezreel, which was a Canaanite centre.

Mays then tried to coerce the girl into giving him oral sex, but the girl was unresponsive, according to the player who videotaped Mays and the girl.

Such pro-work ideology is used to legitimate welfare reforms that seek to coerce the non-employed into work, whatever its rates of pay and qualitative features.

He was among those who believed that the newly elected president, Abraham Lincoln, would coerce the South and that the result would be disastrous.

"They will work if you coerce the entire system and if you pretend the American people are Japanese and Europeans," Mr. Gingrich says.