Sentence examples for coercion force from inspiring English sources

One has the right to do whatever one chooses with whatever one legitimately owns, as long as one does not harm others in specified ways i.e., by coercion, force, violence, fraud, theft, extortion, or physical damage to another's property.

"Even if intended to benefit [the detainee], feeding accompanied by threats, coercion, force or use of physical restraints is a form of inhuman and degrading treatment," it says.

If your list is full words like coercion, force, guns, oppression, domination, money, you could be in big trouble.

"Even if intended to benefit, feeding accompanied by threats, coercion, force or use of physical restraints is a form of inhuman and degrading treatment," she said in a statement.

"Even if intended to benefit," the Declaration of Malta holds, "feeding accompanied by threats, coercion, force or use of physical restraints is a form of inhuman and degrading treatment".

Ann Darwin, 56, a doctor's receptionist, pleaded not guilty, claiming that "marital coercion" forced her to cooperate in the scam.

It can affect girls as young as 14, 15 and 16 years old and can involve emotional coercion, forced imprisonment, violence and in the extreme, murder.

It hasn't helped that a couple of attempts at population control have led to unpardonable coercion — forced abortions in China and forced vasectomies in India.

But if my right to say freely the things I wanted came bound up with vulnerability to coercion forcing me to say things I did not, I would, in fact, be subject to tyranny.

In addition, they argue that is isn't difficult to fill out a registration form and that automatic registration is a form of coercion, forcing people to participate in the democratic process when they may prefer to stay out of it.

Studies were included if they focused on psychiatric inpatients aged 18-65 years and had faced coercion, forced medication, seclusion or restraint (mechanical/physical) in psychiatric care.