Sentence examples for coercion to make from inspiring English sources

Danger often tempts negotiators to play hardball, using coercion to make deals.

And make illegal any corporate coercion to make you reveal your Social Security number.

Women also protested that husbands would use physical force or other coercion to make their wives give "voluntary" consent to second wives.

We don't spank them, and we apply only enough emotional coercion to make sure they come out as perfect as we tell them they are.

"But the reality when they get here is one of threats, violence and coercion to make sure they are available to be sold for sex 24 hours a day and seven days a week for virtually nothing," Said DI Young.

Perrottet is dancing in a well-worn groove in suggesting that what we need is freedom from an overabundance of freedom, coercion to make up for our lack of self-discipline.

" Justice Department officials said that they look for evidence of coercion or threats to make a case for involuntary servitude.

Thus, Frans B. M. de Waal's otherwise fine critique of Randy Thornhill and Craig T. Palmer's book "A Natural History of Rape: Biological Bases of Sexual Coercion" (April 2) fails to make the best refutation of their thesis that rape conferred an "evolutionary advantage" on rapists: infants conceived by rape would not have survived.

However, there is a conceptual difference between them: while the former concerns the threat of coercion in order to make an accused yield certain information, the latter concerns the drawing of adverse inferences when an accused fails to testify or to answer questions (Ashworth 2008).

In Chinese translation "coercion" literally means "to make somebody do something by using force or threat".

Federal election law bars companies from using coercion to force someone to make a political contribution.