Sentence examples for might be coercive from inspiring English sources
There have been concerns that the RHT programme might be coercive, lead to increased partner violence, and drive people away from government health services.
Others have raised concerns that RHT might be coercive and lead to testing without consent [ 5], might lead to people avoiding using health care facilities because of fear of testing [ 6], and might lead to increased partner violence against women [ 21, 22].
William H. Rehnquist, who was then chief justice, wrote that, "in some circumstances, the financial inducement offered by Congress might be so coercive as to pass the point at which pressure turns into compulsion".
But if this is correct, then the exception for benign studies might make no sense, since these studies may also be coercive or exploitative.
"We believe that any further time out would be coercive".
Mass screening of suspect populations, like the detainees, or people on the mail-collection route of a Trenton postal worker who contracted anthrax, or any group that Ms. Nguyen might have met, would raise legal issues, and even a voluntary request for blood might be seen as coercive.
Piano competitions carry responsibility for standardizing classical piano, but the entire recording era might be an even more coercive force.
Steiner's account of the relation between freedom and coercive threats might be thought to have counterintuitive implications, even from the liberal point of view.
The manual might be risible if the Taliban's coercive insurgency were not so effective.
