He has ordered federal agents to videotape all interrogations, to reduce the likelihood that police will coerce confessions, especially from the most vulnerable.
The most effective argument against genetic enhancement may be that it will coerce others to alter their fundamental makeup, perhaps at great risk, if they want to compete.
Yes, his campaign's official immigration platform promises that President Trump will coerce Mexico into constructing a Trump Wall, triple the number of immigration officers, and amend the US Constitution to end birthright citizenship.
"This harsh proposal seems to be based on the flawed logic that making families destitute will coerce them into going home.
Without such leverage, the Pakistani deep state hopes that all of this harassment and haranguing will coerce me into silence.
Sex workers there say that clients will often become violent if they suggest using condoms, or will coerce them into having unprotected intercourse for a higher price, according to Avert.
Eventually, he said, a judge will consider whether incarceration will "coerce compliance with the order".
The urge to preempt would dominate; whoever gets the first few weapons will coerce or preempt.
Although it's crucial to instil in visitors the awareness that will hopefully keep them safe, coercing them into wrapping identification bracelets around their sunburnt wrists implies it's their responsibility to make sure they're not murdered on a beach after too many Tequila Sunrises.
Rockefeller testified that the miners were striking against their will, coerced by outside agitators, and that his company was fighting for the workers' freedom.
