Sentence examples for continued coercion from inspiring English sources

Such an approach will require the active participation of public land managers, continued coercion of non-cooperative landholders, and can be developed from the foundation of existing institutional arrangements for land management, taking into account unique regional relationships and characteristics.

These articles were in turn followed by an outpouring of responses and original discussions of coercion that continued throughout the 1970s and 80s.

In general, if we get to the point that we resort to coercion, we believe we already know the answer, and so the coercion continues until the person provides that answer.

The violence, fear and coercion continue through training, and on to the racecourses themselves, where novice horses - well out of contention - can be repeatedly whipped.

So to bolster their ranks, the Tigers appear to be continuing to use coercion, both of those under and over 18.

Some of these challenges include the ongoing role of the AFP in regime survival and in political succession, the continuing use of coercion principally through the AFP in dealing with domestic conflicts, and in the lack of effective civilian oversight (Alagappa 2001).

Usually what I say goes in one ear and out the other and the coercion continues.

The Land Act did not go far enough to satisfy Parnell, who continued to make speeches couched in violent language, and, after a coercion act was passed by Parliament in the face of Irish obstructionism, he was arrested.

Yet even facing this choice, many Kuwaitis have decided to continued to agitate for change, underscoring the difficulty of governing through coercion alone.

"Where Howe's assumptions suggest that I undervalue capitalism's benefits and attractions," Sellers continued, "my assumptions suggest that he underestimates its costs and coercions".

The election this summer will help determine whether Iran's fractures — at home and abroad — can be repaired through moderation and compromise, or whether the regime will continue to sustain itself through coercion.