In other versions, international economic competition would do the coercing.

After some coercing, all but 50 reported back to duty, and those 50 were tried and convicted of mutiny.

In fact, most of the torture photographs have a sexual theme, as in those showing the coercing of prisoners to perform, or simulate, sexual acts among themselves.

Commissioner Guido was brought in four years ago as the first outsider to head the County Police Department after a series of sweeping investigations found a pattern of police misconduct, including perjury and the coercing of confessions.

And just recently, when I revisited my old copy battered from many coerced lendings (it was I who did the coercing), and almost always returned unread I was still impressed by its bold intellectual and moral cogency.

In 2003, he published Coercing Virtue: The Worldwide Rule Of Judges, an American Enterprise Institute book which includes Bork's philosophical objections to the phenomenon of incorporating international ethical and legal guidelines into the fabric of domestic law.

If you once establish the habit of trusting particular men to produce particular results in physics or astronomy, you leave the door open for the equally natural demand that you should trust particular men to do particular things in government and the coercing of men.

The first sexual experience is coerced for one in four women.

If he did, she would have to coerce information from him.

Women, however, were less likely to have been coerced into treatment than men.

He'd been coerced into playing that role, but who would care?

And few people enjoy being coerced into much of anything.

Every person that says they have been coerced are saying it for another reason.

However, she is coerced into going on stage by James.

She usually has to coerce the others to play with her.

Nobody coerced me, but I got up and began to move.

If she'd been coerced to do this, he had to know.

But it said there was no evidence that the women were coerced into working in them.

Could he even have been coerced into writing the letter as part of the deal?

He'd not liked the thought of having to coerce her.

But soon after, the five said their statements were coerced.

I've never been able to coerce my remaining still to work.

We should not have attempted to coerce you the first time.

Where opinion is not coerced, people can be made to believe only in what they already "know."

Thinking that for sure she would want to forget all about what I had coerced her into doing.

Have you been coerced, threatened, made to work for us?

Others said that members are too independent to be coerced to vote a certain way.

But he indicated that his decision turned on whether they had been coerced to watch.

The result was a living machine which could not be bought or coerced.

He knew what it was like to feel trapped, coerced, used by another person.

Initially he said his son was not religious and must have been coerced.

"You think Smith is being coerced, or operating under some kind of mind control?"