The Bolsheviks, however, pressed ahead, using coercion as necessary.
It still enjoys extensive powers of patronage and coercion, as well as a monopoly on broadcast media.
Thus, how to design a scheme that can flawlessly prevent problems of bribery and coercion as well as put into practice easily becomes a significant issue.
Fear and uncertainty about the North's future were also behind the flow of emotions, but some degree of coercion as well.
As far back as Presidents Harry Truman and Dwight D. Eisenhower, Sechser said, American leaders and academics have argued that nuclear weapons can be instruments of coercion as well as deterrence.
Families have always been shaped by law — by coercion, as well as by social convention.
A history of sexual coercion as well as endorsement of rape myths were positively related to perceptions of sexual interest when women wore provocative as compared to conservative dress.
The state's use of coercion is thought to be licensed in particular for the sake of preventing private acts of violence or coercion, as well as for punishing the failure to keep agreements.
Rape includes psychological coercion as well as physical force.
Much of the press, however, needs no coercion, as Mr. Nazdratenko's birthday bash made plain.
He tolerates brutality and coercion as instruments of state power, deaf to the cries of anguish from its victims.
