As with manipulation, using coercion is a risky process because inevitably people strongly resent forced change.
"I strongly resent the insinuation that there is any kind of commercial pressure," he said.
The Australian divisions would "strongly resent" the confession of failure that a withdrawal would entail.
"I did my job," Jackson wrote on Facebook, "represented Maryland student-athletes well and strongly resent being pulled into an administrative civil war.
From the outside, that proposal, to be decided by a referendum on February 18th, looks superficially reasonable.Yet most Latvians strongly resent the idea.
"I strongly resent the implication that I'm in IT," snorts a wounded Steve Cross, who is keen to argue his case.
Alberta Pos Toronto To the Sports Editor: Some players on the United States team, notably Ryan Kesler, strongly resent our reference to hockey as "our game," but they are missing the point.
And it's unpopular because people who have worked and saved to provide for their families strongly resent Gordon Brown taking their cash to spend on folk who've done exactly the opposite.
Solomon Lar, the first chairman of the ruling People's Democratic Party (PDP) of Nigeria has told journalists that Nigeria's non-Muslim citizens strongly resent being "discriminated against" in the northern states of the country, where Islam is the predominant religion.
NGOs suspect that Cameron, the prime minister, and George Osborne, the chancellor, did not want to antagonise Tory backbenchers, who strongly resent protection of the aid budget at a time when other departments are under pressure.
