I leaned heavily on my Facebook friends, co-workers, former classmates and coerced them into attending.
Mitt Romney held a rally at one of his mines in 2012, an event the Federal Election Commission investigated following allegations Murray coerced his employees into attending the event.
While experiencing housing as leverage was not associated with treatment satisfaction, it was significantly associated with feeling increased pressure to take prescribed medication and attend treatment sessions, feeling coerced into treatment, and less autonomy.
And when Pushkin's wife caught Nicholas's eye, the increasingly beleaguered poet was coerced into becoming a junior courtier so that she could attend all the right balls.The recklessness with which Pushkin fought duels and even gambled away some of his own manuscripts is no doubt directly attributable to the need to assert some kind of independence in such a repressive world.
Two residents sued the town under the First Amendment, arguing that the prayers were unconstitutionally sectarian, and that people are coerced into participating in the prayers when they have to attend board meetings, which include public hearings, votes on proposed ordinances and the swearing in of new town employees.
The two classmates, Sarah Petersen and Michael Wiggins, and a third, Donna Kavanah, all of whom attended the Elan School with Mr. Skakel in Poland Spring, Me., in the late 1970's, testified today that they had been physically or emotionally coerced into making false statements there.
According to the Holy See's press office, all the bishops at the ceremony were coerced into attending a claim denied by the CCPA's vice-president, Liu Bainian.
Was he coerced into this?
Whether they are coerced into it.
Customers cannot be coerced into co-creating.
