Sentence examples for intense coercion from inspiring English sources
Because federal judges cannot trust the confessions of prisoners obtained by intense coercion, they are regularly throwing out the government's cases against Guantánamo Bay prisoners.
The court rejected that argument: determining what constitutes a "substantial burden", it held, requires looking not at "whether the government mandate operates directly or indirectly, but on the coercion that the claimant feels to violate his beliefs", and in this case, the heavy fines mandated by the ACA ($100 per day per affected employee) constitute intense coercion.
While many elements of the crackdown have previously been described, including the indefinite detention of human rights workers and intense coercion against the families of refugees who fled Uzbekistan after the demonstration, the report was the most thorough description to date of the crackdown in one of the most autocratic of the former Soviet states.
When, as with Ms. Fox and Mr. Maloney, the donated organ is destined for a loved one or friend, there is the possibility of coercion — intense pressure on the potential donor to risk the surgery, as well as the chance that the transplant will not succeed.
Naturally, the board will be susceptible to intense lobbying and coercion from the usual corporate villains.
Parents are required to make decisions for their child at a time of intense emotional stress, in a foreign environment [ 70] with the potential for perceived coercion (for example if the parent fears his/her child's quality of care is contingent on participation in a trial), undue inducement and exploitation.
Bauer invariably chooses coercion.
Once more, coercion loomed.
I have never used coercion".
Without coercion and duress.
