Sentence examples similar to coerced halt from inspiring English sources

Mounting sanctions seem to bear largely symbolic weight and, rather than coercing the regime to halt its nuclear ambitions, threaten to punish citizens of the impoverished, isolated country.

While it might appear that threats of air strikes have since coerced Saddam to accept inspections, in every case he first exacted concessions and later blocked inspectors, never actually halting his rearmament effort.

Some have been coerced.

He insisted none had been coerced.

"I don't think she was coerced.

She said the men had coerced her.

Coerced investments from the business sector followed.

Was he coerced into this?

Confessions are coerced or fabricated.

The military tribunals act bars coerced evidence.

Granted, not all prostitution is coerced.