Sentence examples for coerced into accepting from inspiring English sources

Faced with an impossible situation, the victims were urged, some say coerced, into accepting the money from the government.

Some communities feel coerced into accepting such plans, despite widespread fears that they are simply unsustainable in the long term.

"Trump wants to make it look like China is being coerced into accepting a deal, and of course China will not play along with that," Mei said.

Under Guardians of London's scheme, a swathe of social housing tenants could be coerced into accepting being downgraded from real tenants with rights, into guardians without any.

Ms. Gerhard worked for Ms. Livermore for a couple of years but practically had to be coerced into accepting a date.

It remains unclear whether the families were coerced into accepting the deal, but the government clearly maneuvered to separate them from Mr. Butt and the religious parties that have been demonstrating against the release of the American contractor.

The system coerced defendants into accepting plea deals, said Lauren Cusitello, an attorney who represented Jose Atanacio.

This is a man who once burned a million quid, who coerced Rachel Whiteread into accepting a £40,000 prize for being the worst artist in Britain on the day she won the Turner prize in 1994 (Drummond's K Foundation threatened to burn the dosh if she didn't accept it. Whiteread donated the money to Shelter, the charity for the homeless).

He says that Hypercom coerced her into accepting a bad settlement and urged her to not go to the police, conspiring to cover up a crime.

Adolescents coerced into treatment accepted therapy and stayed in therapy as long as other teens [ 24].

All of this is done to coerce us into accepting the occupier's terms.