Sentence examples for constant coercion from inspiring English sources

Charlotte Chompff, who formerly worked on Manus Island, told Guardian Australia the men held on the island faced constant coercion to return home "voluntarily".

The inclusion of all the former atrocities can be justified, since slavery depended on constant coercion (no argument there), but the Mandingo fighting — central to the plot — is a fake.

Several such groups have emerged in recent years, including unions of university teachers protesting against the interference of security agencies in academia, and journalists demanding an end to the imposition of harsh prison terms for libel.Despite constant coercion from the ministry of justice, Egypt's 9,000 judges are pressing for the adoption of a law establishing full judicial independence.

It is one that is and was unsustainable without constant, utterly violent coercion.

The "living with constant threat" element of coercion is well understood, but being controlled through having no access to your own earnings can be a powerful factor underpinning abusive relationships – and is not obvious at all.

Traditionally, Southern slaveholders, like slave masters the world over, believed that slave management rested on coercion and that only constant vigilance, terror and intimidation could keep slaves under control.

This includes: Physical aggression, such as hitting, kicking, and beating Psychological violence, such as intimidation, constant humiliation Forced intercourse and other sexual coercion Various controlling behaviours, such as isolation from family and friends, monitoring movements, financial control, and restricting access to services.

Bauer invariably chooses coercion.

Once more, coercion loomed.

Coercion doesn't work.

I have never used coercion".