Sentence examples similar to policy of coercing from inspiring English sources

Secretary Duncan has used his $4.3 billion in "Race to the Top" cash as a cudgel with which to beat down teachers (and especially their unions), denigrate what they do in the classroom based on quantitative data of dubious value, and to promote "market" policies of coerced privatization that debase the teaching profession -- all in the name of "improving" public schools.

Kenya's hopes for securing a resumption of lending by the International Monetary Fund appeared to worsen last month when Mr. Okemo gave a speech accusing the fund of coercing Kenya into misguided economic policies.

Accusations of Intimidation Witnesses as well as suspects accused Mr. Scarcella of coercing false testimony from them.

However, it has been accused of coercing public sector workers into buying the bonds.

The North Korean authorities have previously been accused of coercing confessions from detainees.

Part two: How Chicago police condemned the innocent – a trail of coerced confessions.

He characterized the case as one of coerced confessions and a tainted investigation.

He was born in Beijing in 1957, and grew up in circumstances of coerced misery.

The aim of this study was to examine the prevalence and correlates of coerced HIV testing among men who have sex with men (MSM) in China.

One of the chief benefits of coerced voting, according to Orszag, is that it increases participation.

A small number of coerced voters and anarchists formed part of the abstainers.