Sentence examples for sort of coercion from inspiring English sources
It is wrong to suggest that a 17-year-old boy is as able to resist this sort of coercion as an adult would be.
Mr Dacre is a ferocious opponent of privacy curbs on the press, but his speech talked of a possible ombudsman and the need to contemplate some sort of coercion to force all newspapers into tougher self-regulation.
Not, you understand, the sort of coercion used by George Bush in overturning Saddam Hussein's dictatorship, for that was outrageously in violation of international law and public opinion.So in Mr Monbiot's world, mass-murdering dictatorships would be protected when public opinion would rather they be left alone?
One might also wish to include in this latter sort of coercion direct destructive actions against a person's property taken with an aim to alter or constrain what the property owner or user is able to do. 9.
Here is a middle way that preserves federalism without the sort of coercion that worried Justice Anthony M. Kennedy during oral arguments.
She pointed out that this is a clear violation of the law, which states that "any agent who is a part of the specialized unit for investigations into violent offenses against women and who voluntarily exerts pressure, or any sort of coercion, on victims for the purpose of making them give up their rights, change their complaint, or retract it will be punished by one to six (6) months in prison".
they are fully aware of the fact that they have the right to turn down the test IV. the decision to accept or turn down the test is void of all sorts of coercion.
the clients fully understand the information given them the information is even given them in the first place they are fully aware of the fact that they have the right to turn down the test the decision to accept or turn down the test is void of all sorts of coercion.
One way of dealing with a coworker who sends consistently rude emails is to CC in your boss or another relevant coworker every time that you reply (a sort of reverse coercion in that you're coercing them into keeping things polite).
That's a form of coercion.
