Sentence examples for has coerced from inspiring English sources

As a former rebel, he has coerced those who fought alongside him and got rid of those who opposed him.

Keen to ensure that such sums do not discourage youngsters from poor families from higher education, the government has coerced colleges into offering scholarships and bursaries.

Hospital officials have campaigned against the union, saying the workers do not need it, while 1199 asserts that the hospital has coerced workers to vote against the union.

Since the formation of the band nearly a decade ago, he has coerced any number of riffs into the strict service of pianism.

This work is necessary – but it can only proceed with a more sophisticated analysis of how today's landscape of hyperrational power has coerced a new and increasingly potent irrationalism into existence.

After Bowman has coerced Frabbrizio into using his disguises to impersonate famous people to steal equally famous items for the bad guy's black market eBay scheme, his raucous laughter leads to flatulence.

She said the men had coerced her.

The Foley folks, outraged, suggested that the admakers had coerced or bribed the former workers.

Last year a court ruled that Bild's reporter had coerced the actor, Ottfried Fischer.

Mr. Collins's conviction was overturned after he provided evidence that prosecutors had coerced testimony.

He said Ms. Curry had coerced her daughter into seeking the abortion because Ms. Curry disliked him.