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The sender is copying in someone else who is in charge of both of you as a means of "coercing" you into doing something.[4].
This is especially important if they are performing the work on a volunteer and unpaid basis--the last thing you want is somebody claiming that you are abusing your position as a professor by coercing your students into doing unpaid work for your business.
You cannot coerce him into doing anything he doesn't want to do.
"People can make their own decision, and we don't need to coerce people into doing this.
Dawn Silvernail, 51, who had already pleaded guilty to murder, testified that Mr. Andros coerced her into doing the shooting.
It doesn't coerce anyone into doing anything they don't want to do or make them look stupid if they are reluctant.
James is particularly exercised by the damage caused by casual emotional abuse – the explosive parent who shouts and swears at their kids, displays resentment against them or tries to coerce them into doing things instead of employing reason.
One Castilla player spoke of Zidane's magnetism and if his golden reputation does not carry enough weight in talks, then Zidane believes he has the nous to cajole or coerce players into doing what he requires, telling L'Equipe: "You have to manipulate players a bit … carrot and stick".
Chua's answer, originally set out in a 2011 Wall Street Journal opinion article "Why Chinese Mothers are Superior," was that "tiger mothers" were prepared to coerce kids into doing homework and practicing the piano, in part by calling them names.
In the short detour that is the second section of his essay, Nozick poses questions of the following sort: If P coerces Q into doing A, and B and C are the only ways to do A, does P coerce Q into doing B (assuming that is the means Q chose)?
