Sentence examples for coercive because it from inspiring English sources

On the equity feminist view, a law prohibiting women to become surgeons is coercive because it constitutes a threat of loss of liberty or property.

Blumstein's brief adds that "Acting at contract modification, [The Affordable Care Act Medicaid mandate] is coercive because it puts states to a set of choices that the federal government may not impose on states... [it] also violates the Pennhurst clear-notice obligation because that obligation accrues in this case at contract formation, not contract modification".

It would certainly help if a new offence of coercive control was created because it would give police much more to work with.

The merger protections were both preclusive and coercive because "any stockholder vote would have been robbed of its effectiveness by … [the] predetermined outcome of the merger without regard to the merits of the Genesis transaction at the time the vote was scheduled to be taken".

Rhodes similarly concludes that if a throffer is coercive, it is because of the threatening aspect.

One problem: the Supreme Court said that this provision was coercive, because states would lose other Medicaid money if they didn't go along.

States say the federal law is unconstitutionally coercive because all their Medicaid money would be at risk if they flout the new requirement.

The quest for a socialist utopia, runs the argument, has proved economically inefficient and politically coercive; because socialists deployed the state to achieve their ends, the state is thus economically inefficient and politically coercive as well.

Civil liberties lawyers say the so-called consent searches, although the United States Supreme Court has ruled them permissible, are inherently coercive because of the disparity in power between an officer and a motorist.

But as Chief Justice Roberts explained, this condition is coercive because a recipient has to take an affirmative position and is not allowed to get funds "and then turn around and assert a contrary belief, or claim neutrality, when participating in activities on its own time and dime".

According to this moral baseline, any institution is coercive if it leaves some destitute because of their uncompensated exclusion from the world's natural resources.