Sentence examples for coerced to pay from inspiring English sources

People are going to have to be coerced to pay for the war.

A remark in Philoponus' edition of Ammonius' lectures on De Anima (104,21 23) to the effect that the soul could be forced to profess tyrants' impious dogma, but could not be forced to assent to it and believe it, might perhaps go back to Ammonius and has been taken as possible evidence that he was coerced to pay lip service to Christianity (Westerink 1962, XI XII and Cameron 1969,14 15).

Because Jews have discovered a way to coerce business to pay taxes directly to Jewish organizations and pass the cost on to the consumer.

Insofar as there was a tendency to greater income equality in some capitalist countries in the postwar period, it was in large part because for a few decades trade unions were strong enough to convince or coerce employers to pay workers higher wages, better benefits, and give them more secure employment, thereby setting the bar for non-unionised employers.

Courts should also consider alternatives to incarceration, and judges should not use arrest warrants or license suspensions to coerce people to pay court debts, they wrote.

At the same time, employees shouldn't be coerced to join unions or pay union dues against their will.

Microsoft, Mr. Reback said, created pricing systems that coerced computer manufacturers to pay for licenses on each machine they sold, whether or not the company's operating systems were loaded.

Furthermore, Human Rights First reports that some Christians in Syria have been coerced by ISIS to pay jizya, a religious tax, or face death.

However, none of them had any outstanding [loans] so there was no question of coercing them to pay.

"Were they tortured or coerced to confess?

A woman is coerced to do this, just as I'm coerced".