Sentence examples for coercive request from inspiring English sources
The art faculty refused to issue a report, instead submitting a letter condemning Dr. Bharucha's "subtly coercive" request and opposing "the very principle of generating revenue through tuition from academic programs," even graduate programs.
Still, Donna Lieberman, the interim executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, said the requests for the interviews were "inherently coercive".
Mass screening of suspect populations, like the detainees, or people on the mail-collection route of a Trenton postal worker who contracted anthrax, or any group that Ms. Nguyen might have met, would raise legal issues, and even a voluntary request for blood might be seen as coercive.
The senior Central Command official said the coercive practices were dropped because General Sanchez was not receiving requests to use most of them.
Thanking someone for a request that has not been completed can add coercive pressure.
The 1983 manual on interrogation and the 1985 prohibition against coercive methods were made public in response to a Freedom of Information Act request filed by The Baltimore Sun for a series on the C.I.A.'s relationship with a Honduran military battalion.
This would seem true despite the confusion existent in the courtroom just before the sentencing wherein the prosecutor asked the judge for a 'substantial sentence, and that is done not so much for any punitive effect as it would be for the coercive effect of the sentence.' This was stated just after the prosecutor had requested the judge to omit a purge clause!
When the commanders in Guantánamo wanted permission to use more coercive interrogation methods than those allowed under the U.S. Military Code of Justice, their requests went up to the top of the Pentagon, to Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld.
He then admitted that Greece could minimise the coercive nature of its prayers by moving them earlier in the proceedings and asking clergy not to request the "physical participation" of the audience.
Lower satisfaction ratings were independently associated with three coercive treatment variables: current involuntary admission, perceived coercion during current admission, and self-reported history of being refused a requested medication.
