Sentence examples for need coercion from inspiring English sources

We have evolved to need coercion.

Bereket Simon, Ethiopia's minister of communication affairs, said last week that the government did not need coercion to win the election because "the people of Ethiopia know for sure the future of Ethiopia lies with this government".

Whether prostitutes by choice, need or coercion, the women say, they were all victims of government policies.

If the idea is such a wonderful idea, why is there any need for coercion?" Ray Gooding, cabinet member for education on Essex county council, where two thirds of the county's 570 schools are now academies, agreed: "It would be better if it could follow its own course rather than being bludgeoned along.

After the Junior Blackhawks left the ice to enjoy rounds of hot cocoa, and their parents sampled a new Seattle's Best coffee machine, two mite-level teams of 7- and 8-year-olds took to the ice with no need for coercion.

Subjects would willingly follow a ruler with Virtue, without the need for coercion.

You made an interesting observation on the TCA panel that these followers Joe's gathering really don't need any coercion -- they're just looking for an excuse to do the terrible things they do.

Such empathy is necessary for strong enough therapeutic relationships to develop between the frequently attending patient, GP and cognitive behaviour therapist that might influence a patient's behaviour without the need for coercion.

Much of the press, however, needs no coercion, as Mr. Nazdratenko's birthday bash made plain.

Indeed, the rivalry between these two clubs has never needed any coercion from the NHL's schedule-and-conference creators.

They saw me sitting alone at the table and assumed I needed some coercion to get on the dance floor.