Sentence examples for much coercion from inspiring English sources

The reason, Wise suggested, was that "there was so much coercion they didn't trust each other, and they didn't like each other".

"The Technology Revolution" manifesto decries any attempt to regulate private Internet service providers as an affront to liberty, yet seems to ignore that powerful telecommunications monopolies can wield as much coercion over the future of the Internet as the government.

How much coercion is involved by decision-makers?

" There is not much coercion" and "It is not voluntary, but it is not coercion either".

The project will also deliver updated dataabout how much coercion is used on Norwegian acute-wards in 2005/2006.

Many of the participants used phrases like: " There is not much coercion" and "It is not voluntary, but it is not coercion either".

Co-operation from the side and from below mattered as much as coercion from above.

Each of us has a view about how much government coercion is acceptable.

Then, in Big Momma's House 2, he dons the same disguise – albeit with much less coercion – to act as a nanny in the house of a man thought to be a dangerous hacker.

People with psychiatric problems who used to be coerced in state mental hospitals now suffer the much worse coercion of extended jail time (about 350,000) or homelessness (about 250,000).

"I would definitely agree with the fact that this time there was not much force or coercion used," said Umar Farooq, a respected separatist leader.