coercions การใช้

• The comfort motive is a natural outgrowth of the coercion process.
• Smith used alcohol, coercion and force, the suit alleges.
• The dollar is not in circulation because of coercion from above.
• It is unjust to pressure countries into a relationship through coercion.
• Then he tried to absolve the defendant of any coercion whatever.
• Getting them to the table " has elements of coercion.
• The Court of Appeals rejected the plaintiffs'claim of coercion.
• "They don't like religious coercion ."
• The legislation expressly forbids proselytization and coercion of clients seeking services.
• The cooperation is motivated by a mix of duty and coercion.
• When this exchange takes place, it dispels inferences of coercion.
• The defendants were " manipulated through psychological coercion,"
• In Pavagadh, economic and social coercion have replaced physical violence.
• As a weapon of diplomatic coercion, trade embargoes rarely work.
• As a weapon of diplomatic coercion, trade embargos rarely work.
• In response to the report, the Burmese government denied coercion.
• However, the line between coercion and voluntary return is thin.
• But the May vote was tainted by accusations of military coercion.
• He recounted cases of torture, coercion and rape by police.
• We will not accept the CTBT under an atmosphere of coercion.