Sentence examples for makes it coercive from inspiring English sources

So, Lamond argues, the law's authorization of coercive means is what makes it coercive, "irrespective of who is to carry them out" (Lamond 2000: p. 40).

For others, by contrast, if a throffer is coercive, it is explicitly the threat aspect that makes it so, and not all throffers can be considered coercive.

This variety of Acts makes it difficult to evaluate the performance of land administration as a whole, and the appropriateness of coercive instruments with regards to urban land tenure in particular.

He thought that more written information about the intentions behind the coercive actions will make it easier to understand why the coercive actions are planned or how they should be executed.

However, these other deaths in custody are not being investigated; the thousands of allegations of the use of coercive interrogation make it difficult to see how much more evidence of systemic issues is needed; and the RMP is a discredited and failed organisation that is incapable of dealing with these cases, and in any event its soldiers are the subject of some of the allegations.

Twitter's Grammy Moment is the only of these curation formats to use still images, immediately making it feel less vibrant and coercive.

"You have to have a coercive element to make it work," said Mitu Gulati, a sovereign debt expert at Duke University Law School.

The development of new piezoelectric materials is often hampered by high electrical conductivity or coercive fields, which make it virtually impossible to produce sufficient levels of electric polarization by application of an external electric field.

"However I want to make it perfectly clear that any allegations or reports of coercive, aggressive or abusive actions on my part, at any time, are absolutely false," .

Military commissions also make it easier to introduce statements that are the product of coercive interrogation.

The coercive nature of the programme in 1975-76 made it highly unpopular.