Sentence examples for coerced through from inspiring English sources
The phrase "coerced through" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used to describe a situation in which someone is forced or manipulated into doing something against their will. Example: The witness testified that he was coerced through threats and intimidation to give a false statement to the police.
Previous sessions have included confessions by prominent reformists whose friends and relatives said they had been coerced through torture.
The trouble is that in too many cases women are being caught in cycles of violence, coerced through trafficking, abusive relationships, addiction, and poverty.
The juxtaposition belies the courtroom video, making the point that the only genuine thing about Abtahi's confession is that it was coerced through torture.
All but three of the others were in state security court, including Mr. Shalouf's, whose January 2011 conviction was based mainly on a confession that his lawyer said was coerced through torture.
That latter term is especially galling, since my ancestors in the Carolina lowcountry were coerced through forced labor and with the threat of physical punishment to provide every iota of value from their expertise in rice culture and cuisine to their white owners; it was hardly a gift.
BEIRUT, Lebanon — A day after Iranian authorities began a mass trial of more than 100 government opponents, state television broadcast a chilling segment in which two defendants — both prominent reform figures — said they had "changed" since being arrested, and disputed widespread claims that their publicized confessions had been coerced through torture.
"And in that way the police prevent their family and lawyers from seeing them until they could coerce, through torture or other means, confessions from them".
So in order for prospective organ purchasers to be coercing through poverty, they must be responsible for the poverty.
In addition, Mr. Garbus defended Peter Matthiessen and Penguin Books in libel suits filed in South Dakota and Minnesota by South Dakota Governor and Senator William Janklow, and the FBI over allegations that the FBI wrongfully coerced testimony through physical abuse and that the Governor had raped an Indian woman.
However, mindful of the potential for coerced participation through such a public form of non-participation, students were also given alternative forms of non-participation.
Yet, the government continues to discharge its responsibility for the health and prosperity of the economy through coerced trickle-down; in other words, through redistribution achieved by the rigging of labor prices, including the minimum wage; by taxation to support redistribution and job "creation;" or subsidization by inflation and by all kinds of welfare, open and concealed.
