He was born in Beijing in 1957, and grew up in circumstances of coerced misery.
If you say yes, then you think that people can never be coerced into action by circumstances that do not involve the direct physical compulsion of another person.
The bill, as written, would have required many women to undergo a trans-vaginal procedure, the sort of coerced penetration that in other circumstances could be considered rape.
As Dahlia Lithwick noted last week, since most abortions take place in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, most women will be forced to submit to trans-vaginal ultrasounds, a coerced penetration that in other circumstances would constitute rape under Virginia state law.
For instance, we may want to know whether and under what circumstances workers are coerced into working, either in particular jobs, or in general.
Unlike Conrad or Nabokov, I didn't have circumstances which would have coerced me out of my native tongue altogether.
Far from being a benign safety net, the closet reflects the particular way... gay men and lesbians are coerced to... participate in maintaining the circumstances that sustain their own inequality".
Films by Park Chan Wook and Kim Ki-duk make it clear that not all wrongdoers are equal, and some have been coerced to do wrong by their circumstances, typically caused by the intense pressures of conforming to a social order that demands uncompromising respect for authority.
The rules still permit the judge to admit, under certain circumstances, evidence that has been coerced out of witnesses.
Termination is most frequently a woman's response to unwanted pregnancy, due to a range of possible circumstances e.g. poor access to contraception, contraceptive failure, unprotected intercourse or coerced sex occurring in the often complex context of her life situation [ 2].
If all the attendant circumstances indicate that the confession was coerced or compelled, it may not be used to convict a defendant.
