Sentence examples for coercion made by from inspiring English sources

He has been simultaneously fighting a remote battle with the Swedish prosecutors, who have sought his extradition for questioning on accusations of "rape, sexual molestation and forceful coercion" made by the Swedish women.

Chalabi only ever took advantage of the systems of corruption and coercion made available to him by Washington.

The announcement came as the Swedish statute of limitations on two allegations of unlawful coercion made against the Australian by two Swedish women expires on 13 August, while another count of sexual molestation expires on 18 August, raising questions over whether he might walk free.

In that study a group of men, those at risk of committing sexual coercion, made decisions about sexual interest that were influenced by sexy dress.

The continued use of coercion made the colonists more, not less recalcitrant.

Socioeconomic difficulties borne out of poverty, as well as the use of threat and coercion, make certain populations vulnerable to exploitation by drug syndicates.

The study does not show that the people subject to coercion make any clinical improvement, nor does it assess the harms of coercion.

"We thrive on freedom and free markets, while he stands for decisions made by coercion and political power".

The simple act of explaining the cause and effect of the public policy decisions made by policy makers is not intimidation or coercion.

Having advanced such proposals, they must rely on either persuasion or coercion to create the illusion that these are collective decisions made by the entire movement.

The value of monetary incentive should not be so high as to be perceived as payment or coercion for data but more as an appreciation for efforts made by participants.