Sentence examples for coerced eviction from inspiring English sources

Indeed, coerced eviction is tantamount to deportation, at least from the city of Farmers Branch.

The most common violation so far is land confiscation and forced or coerced evictions.

Balandis said some of her cases included a severally mentally-ill woman being coerced into her own eviction and a 70-something Italian immigrant bricklayer living in uninhabitable conditions.

His first published story, "Old Shloyme," written in Russian, appeared when he was eighteen and concerned the controversial matter of coerced Christian conversions under tsarist laws: its eighty-six-year-old hero commits suicide rather than change his religion to avoid eviction.

Some have been coerced.

Coerced investments from the business sector followed.

Granted, not all prostitution is coerced.

"His story was coerced," she said.

Mr. Hashimi has dismissed those as coerced.

He insisted none had been coerced.

"I don't think she was coerced.