The group acknowledges operating a religious council to mediate disputes, but denies that it coerces anyone into obeying its rulings.
It coerces them to give up and die.
The firm says it coerces no one because all are free to take their chances with the police.
Maine's law, too, faced major legal challenges, including that it coerced candidates into participating and violated the Constitution, but it was upheld in federal court.
Once in office, he quickly implemented a somewhat diluted version of the plan, which he called AmeriCorps, and was ridiculed for it by Republicans like Newt Gingrich, who called it "coerced voluntarism".
Rather, it requires that our action, even when it coerces the other (as boycotts, strikes, sit-ins and human blockades often do), does not aim to destroy that other in his or her humanity.
The case is scheduled for trial in September, but until then, the documents provide a rare look at the inner workings of a nonprofit hospital's fund-raising operation — one that, as the relatives see it, coerced a woman who did not need constant medical care to give it a piece of her large fortune.
Like Paine, they regarded government as at best a necessary evil not, however, because it coerces but because it too often interferes with the struggle for survival that nature imposes on human beings as much as on other species (see natural selection).
He also pondered the thought that WMD could still be found in Iraq, a good-sized country, with "lots of sand".For Mr Bush's supporters, the Senate report's best sentence was the one that appeared to absolve his administration of the charge that it coerced and co-opted the nation's spies.
It must coerce, when it coerces, neutrally between such understandings.
