Sentence examples for will coerced from inspiring English sources

Rockefeller testified that the miners were striking against their will, coerced by outside agitators, and that his company was fighting for the workers' freedom.

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.

He has ordered federal agents to videotape all interrogations, to reduce the likelihood that police will coerce confessions, especially from the most vulnerable.

"This harsh proposal seems to be based on the flawed logic that making families destitute will coerce them into going home.

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.

And so pro-life groups push for legislation that will coerce women into very narrow roles, and punish them for stepping out of line.

He encourages the green-conscious former readers among us to substitute the classics of the canon for skeet during weekend shooting practice (this bullet's for you, Jane Austen!), and notes that smearing a copy of "Lassie" with lard will coerce your pooch to down that dog-eared copy (at least someone is still gulping up literature).

The Bush administration and its Iraqi allies are now convinced that their renewed threats of an all-out attack on Falluja will coerce local Sunni leaders to oust the militants, hand over fugitive terrorists and surrender the city to American forces and Iraqi troops.

Once you get married, family, friends and strangers will coerce you into reproducing.

Without such leverage, the Pakistani deep state hopes that all of this harassment and haranguing will coerce me into silence.