Sentence examples for coerced into participating from inspiring English sources
The principle of voluntary participation requires that people are not coerced into participating in research.
Many review boards insist that subjects may be "coerced" into participating in a study if offered a token gratuity of, say, $25.
The states say they are being coerced into participating because a decision not to may cause them to lose not only the new money but also existing funds.
Her lawyer has argued that she is mentally troubled and was coerced into participating, and prosecutors and the judge hearing all five cases, Justice Robert J. Hanophy of Queens Supreme Court, are reviewing a psychiatric evaluation of Ms. Royster.
Justice Potter Stewart filed a dissenting opinion in which he argued that the record before the court was insufficiently developed to allow it to conclude that the students were coerced into participating in the exercises in violation of the establishment clause.
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.
Research subjects may not be coerced into participation.
Maine's law, too, faced major legal challenges, including that it coerced candidates into participating and violated the Constitution, but it was upheld in federal court.
Frakt believed that his Afghan client was, at worst, a confused teen who had been brainwashed and drugged by militant extremists who coerced him into participating in a grenade-throwing incident with other older -- and more guilty -- men.
I did not want to force or coerce them into participating in this trial in any way.
In "Chase," at 10, United States Marshals Frost (Kelli Giddish) and Ogbaa (Rose Rollins) pursue small-town fugitives (Yara Martinez and Cherilyn Wilson) who use their feminine wiles to coerce bystanders into participating in bank heists.
