Sentence examples for coercion settlement from inspiring English sources

Just before the sexual coercion settlement was announced, the Rev. Bernice King, the youngest daughter of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., left the church.

In fact, let the record reflect that Eddie Long took fewer than 48 hours to offer a public apology to the Jewish community for an offensive ceremony, yet to this day has said nothing about the foolishness surrounding his behavior leading up to his sexual coercion settlement involving five young males.

Eddie Long remains in his pulpit after an alleged 8-figure sexual coercion settlement, impending divorce and the only people in the religious community adamant in their anger towards him were Jews... for reasons wholly unrelated to the more serious ones?

There are so many ways in which this leaves vulnerable families exposed to pressure, or coercion into accepting feeble settlements, it doesn't bear thinking about.

Further, if the parties agree in their forecasts of how the wish to settle will be affected by the continuance of the strike, they will find it in their interests to reach agreement on what would be the terms of the ultimate settlement without resorting to coercion by stoppage.

Given the breakdown of settlement talks of the four sexual coercion lawsuits confronting Long, a fall trial looms on the horizon.

The courts tend to view these settlements as voluntary, she said, but often "it's coercion, nothing but coercion".

The settlements are foolish, and their continued expansion is a shameful act of colonial coercion that will meet the fate of all other colonial enterprises in history.

"The petitioners have reached a settlement... whereby... disputes between the parties have been amicably settled without any pressure, coercion or undue influence," the petition filed jointly by Ms Hamid, her fiance and the cricketer said, reports Press Trust of India.

What other choice do the Palestinians have, separated by armed settlements that rob them of their land and livelihood, and trapped in a cycle of coercion, humiliation and poverty for decades?

Bauer invariably chooses coercion.