Sentence examples for pressure coercion from inspiring English sources

"The petitioners have reached a settlement... whereby... disputes between the parties have been amicably settled without any pressure, coercion or undue influence," the petition filed jointly by Ms Hamid, her fiance and the cricketer said, reports Press Trust of India.

In contrast, controlled motivation in the healthcare domain typically involves patient engagement in treatment due to external pressure, coercion, or feelings of guilt.

"Peer-pressure coercion to take them is a worry and probably undesirable," admits Harris.

She must make these decisions without pressure or coercion".

Consent has to be a conscious, willing agreement, made without pressure or coercion.

But the evidence for most low-level defectors is that recruitment is driven by economic need, peer pressure, or coercion by family or religious leaders.

There are so many ways in which this leaves vulnerable families exposed to pressure, or coercion into accepting feeble settlements, it doesn't bear thinking about.

The former High Court judge, who chairs the National Commission on Forced Marriage, said that there was "a thin line" between legitimate emotional pressure and coercion.

There was no pressure or coercion, and as her own mother put it, "they were just having a bit of fun".

The precise meaning of this unofficial cure-all is at times nebulous, but in my experience an in-house resolution is normally arrived at through a mix of subtle peer and command pressure, overt coercion and/or veiled threats.

Gelb insists that power "is what it always was — essentially the capacity to get people to do what they don't want to do, by pressure and coercion, using one's resources and position...