"force coercion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of using physical or emotional force to make someone do something against their will. It can be used in various contexts, such as in legal or political discussions. Example: The dictator's regime was known for its use of force coercion to suppress any opposition and maintain control over the country.
Yet China's leaders have responded with fear and force, coercion and torture, disappearances and imprisonment.
"We must be very careful and we must be very clear, all nations of the world, that in the 21st century this will not stand, you cannot go around the world and redefine boundaries and violate territorial integrity and sovereignty of nations by force, coercion and intimidation whether it's in small islands in the Pacific or large nations in Europe".
This has been accomplished throughout history by force, coercion, dishonesty, and warfare.
"You cannot... redefine boundaries and violate territorial integrity and sovereignty of nations by force, coercion and intimidation, whether it's in small islands in the Pacific or large nations in Europe," he said.
It was not clear whether this pressure was in the form of force, coercion or peer pressure.
Human trafficking is the recruitment and movement of people by force, coercion or deception, for the purposes of exploitation [ 1- 4].
The Swedish extradition cites allegations of "rape, sexual molestation and forced coercion" against Mr. Assange.
Importantly the Estimates include measures of the scale of forced labour – that is, labour that is taken by force or coercion – but also forced marriage.
The compulsion of the peer group is a greater force than coercion by officers or by the state.
Force and coercion were also experienced during the relocation process.
No wonder rounding up a sufficiently large "workforce" can only be done through force and coercion.
