Sentence examples for her coercion from inspiring English sources

The charge against her, coercion or enticement of a minor, is a felony that carries a maximum sentence of 30 years.

Still, it spoils nothing to say that Crowe is looking at subjects that have long interested her: group coercion and the effect that modern technology has on affections, time and concentration.

An hour of her oral coercions yielded no results.

"Even if the child goes back on her word, under coercion or for money, her statement will still hold," Mr. Kant said.

When Peggy loses the bail surety she has paid on behalf of her daughter Sam (who breaks the conditions of her bail following coercion from Archie), the Mitchells are forced to use The Queen Victoria to gain a collateral Loan from Ian Beale Adam Woodyattt).

The sweep of her subjects – deafness, coercion, the National Health Service – is enormous.

According to the suit, after Jackson filed a complaint to the National District Attorneys Association about what she saw as the local district attorney office's inadequate protections for crime victims, Cannizzaro "called Ms. Jackson and told her to be careful: if it appeared that she was encouraging victims not to communicate with his office, he could prosecute her for witness coercion".

This proceeding, hence, it is argued, becomes a proceeding against the state, and 'the relief sought is to require of the state the performance of her contract' (italics ours) by the coercion of her officers to the performance of duties which she has, by a statute, forbidden.

However, she alleges that Assange both sexually molested her and committed "unlawful coercion" by having sex with her without a condom.

She argued in court that he had forced her to take the points, but her defence of marital coercion failed.

The narrator, also a middle-aged writer named Christine Angot, embarks on an obsessive relationship with a woman (her first), suffers a manic-depressive breakdown, and recalls, in the process, her father's abusive coercion.