Sentence examples for coercive relationship from inspiring English sources

Puerto Rico became a "commonwealth", which ostensibly replaced a coercive relationship with a consenting one.

Laurie Luhn, in an extensive interview published Friday afternoon, detailed a coercive relationship that she said began in 1988 and involved Ailes paying her for sexual favors – with cash, mentoring, jobs and promotions.

Wary of the medical risks associated with any form of major surgery, the authorities had also been keen to discourage a trade in organs which might lead to an exploitative or even coercive relationship between recipient and donor.

If it's a coercive relationship, it surely violates the company's policies and exposes the firm to a sexual-harassment lawsuit.

And if you're stuck in a coercive relationship with a boss, that's where the human resources department should get involved.

The debate triggered by the PTM is about the "coercive relationship between a citizen and the Pakistani state; [about] the character, priorities and actions of our state that are undermining... their rights to life, liberty, dignity and equality".

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In all of them, female characters find themselves imprisoned in coercive relationships with charismatic bullies; in all but one, the bully is a man (the exception is "The Long Prospect," in which the hateful Lilian Hulm holds sway over her granddaughter, Emily, who has come to live with her after being largely abandoned by her parents).

Specialist women's services, such as women's centres, are effective alternatives to custody: places where women can receive support to tackle the drivers of their offending, such as violent and coercive relationships, mental health problems and addictions, and where they can get help with parenting and to find work.

Affirmative prevention approaches are recommended to boost self-acclamation of adolescent women within less coercive relationships, especially during their first sexual encounter.

Discipline can, and should, take place within the context of mutually respectful and non-coercive relationships.