Sentence examples for coercion with from inspiring English sources

NATO's official line is that only about a quarter are the result of Taliban infiltration or coercion, with the rest caused by local disputes often triggered by cultural differences.

By contrast, smaller groups of protesters representing loose social coalitions, campaign alliances and so on, are more likely to be deemed extremist, terrorist or even – theatrical gasp – anarchist, and thus subject to militarised policing, direct surveillance and physical coercion, with the invocation of "anti-terrorist" or other repressive legislation.

People often associate uses of coercion with injustices done to themselves or others.

Some, however, have questioned the linking of coercion with threats, and suggested that conditional offers too can be coercive.

If there exist such conventions based on natural facts that invest acts of coercion with such meaning, what will guarantee that such conventions only countenance coercion when used against harmful behaviour, not when used against (harmless) immoral or worthless behaviour?

Wertheimer's moralized account and moralized theories of coercion more generally raise some difficulties for understanding how there could be "justified coercion," such as law enforcement, in that they tend to associate uses of coercion with immoral action.

Binary logistic regression was done to assess factors associated with completed rape and sexual coercion particularly with sociodemographic variables of the respondents and their family.

While some states have reacted to population fears with coercion, forbidding parents with more than two children from holding local office, or disqualifying government workers from certain benefits if they have larger families, other states have done little.

Residents said the vote followed a campaign of coercion mixed with propaganda.

The poison pill ensured that shareholders were able to exercise their rights without coercion and with full information and time to consider.

Scores of incidents of voter coercion, many with an eerily similar ring suggesting a systematic effort coordinated from Mexico City, have been documented by a congressional election oversight committee, and by at least three independent watchdog groups.