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Coerced in sentence

45 examples of Coerced in a sentence

How can one distinguish a donation that is voluntary and altruistic from one that is forced or coerced from, for example, a submissive spouse, an in-law, a servant, a slave, an employee?
They're forced, defrauded or coerced.
In many places you may be coerced into paying a bribe or even into having sex with a police officer to avoid arrest.
We don't exactly know who, which person did, but any rate, the confession was coerced, we determined.
Soon we had outgrown the scrap yards, what they could provide, so we coerced a wire manufacturer to help us, and not only to supply the materials on bobbins, but to produce to our color specifications.
Less than 50 percent of the states in the United States require that sex education be taught in schools, including how to prevent coerced sex.
Linda Lovelace was a virtual prisoner who was coerced into making these films.
When he is discovered, he is coerced into signing a document stating that he acted on orders from England.
Travis and Sandy(Ben Johnson and Harry Carey, Jr.)are horse traders coerced into selling their animals to a Mormon group and guiding them across the frontier to a settlement.
I can only assume that Canadian born director Roger Spottiswoode was coerced to make the USAF the heroes of the film when in fact the real rescuers where a small private airline based in Calgary; Kenn Borek Air.
Tiny Spanky is coerced by the gang into watching all their little siblings.
Its story is not a fresh one: an ex-con trying to go straight (Gene Nelson) is coerced by circumstances to aid and abet a gang of his former cellmates.
The course of false love refuses to run smooth of course and Gregory reels from being stood up and jilted by Dorothy, only to be gently coerced into the waiting arms of his secret admirer, Susan.
Lambert coerced Bascom into swindling friends in Iowa, and Bascom has followed him into Mexico to force him to pay up.
It was interesting to see Shaft taken out of his surroundings (NewYork),as he is coerced into taking on an international mission going to Africa to help crack down a slavery racket (Africa to France),and the man at the top.
not perfect,but being coerced into a little analysis-in-the-midst is always nice.
Australians want to be coerced into voting.
In 1989 the first manifestation of a nascent democracy was the gush of free speech triggered by decades of coerced silence.
The North was not interested in a dialogue aimed at a coerced “unilateral nuclear abandonment.”
Other independent radio and television stations have been regulated or coerced off the air as well.
Germans today would say that, unlike reparations, the Greek and Mediterranean debts were voluntarily incurred, not coerced.
Witnesses who had testified at his trial later said that prosecutors had coerced them.
So should members of the militias and the Chavista armed gangs called colectivos, if they have acted to terrorize the population, and anyone who has coerced public employees by threatening to fire them unless they vote as ordered or carry out particular measures.
Such tactics, in which banks are nudged, not coerced, into investing in government debt, constitute “soft” financial repression.
At least part of the problem is that it is dealing with complex social forces that are not organized into centralized hierarchies that can enforce rules, and thus be deterred, coerced, or otherwise manipulated through conventional power.
The issue of “comfort women,” Korean women who were coerced into providing sexual services to Japanese troops during World War II, has long been particularly contentious.
To their credit, women in the developing world – some of the most exploited and coerced women on earth – are raising their voices.
In Georgia, Russia provided military support to Abkhazian opponents of the Tbilisi authorities and coerced Georgia into the CIS.
Of course, it is possible that this was coerced – a horrible form of forced self-abasement.
With rights come the responsibility to protect children who cannot legally consent; to ensure that sexual partners are not coerced; and to promote a safe and satisfying sex life for all.