Sentence examples for would be coercive from inspiring English sources

"We believe that any further time out would be coercive".

So if Jones disapproves of Smith's TV watching, and Smith proposes to alter it for a fee, this would be coercive.

If they have an independent duty to alleviate the poverty (i.e., a duty that does not depend on their getting an organ in return) then to insist on an organ for the money (when they should have been giving the money anyway) would be coercive.

Because that would be coercive, corrosive to democracy, and downright creepy.

When asked why they believe certain benefits are morally required, some participants provided rationales for not providing benefits, such as: it is not the role of researchers to offer benefits; cost prevents researchers from offering benefits; offering anything would be coercive; and transparency, including honouring consent forms (see Table  3).

Stakeholders felt that to provide more than the best care available locally or to attempt to provide the 'worldwide best care' to trial participants would be coercive and unethical in this setting since it would not be possible to extend such services beyond those participating in the trial or to sustain such levels of care following trial cessation.

That would be too coercive for the personality of the place, which might as well have been called Whatever.

As a clinician, I would never want to be coercive in relation to a patient, nor do I harbor the illusion that as a physician I am capable of forcing someone to change their behavior, no matter how detrimental to their health.

The system had the potential to be coercive, but its actual effect would depend on context and usage.

It needs to be coercive.

This can't be coercive.