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• They may have a rematch clause, but this was all done coercively.
• Williams claims the offer was made coercively.
• As early as 1529, the Spanish began coercively converting Aztecs to the Catholic religion.
• In 2012, the Namibian High Court held that the women had been coercively sterilised.
• "This legislation does not coercively aid a particular religion, " he explained.
• Cynicism abounds, especially about the corrupt new order that has replaced the coercively deadening old one.
• Patel was also criticised by supporters of Subhas Chandra Bose for acting coercively to put down politicians not supportive of Gandhi.
• The Teamsters also have charged that hospital management illegally blocked efforts to post messages and coercively interrogated hospital employees about union activities.
• These iconic cases were launched after children were repeatedly and coercively interrogated by social workers, resulting in false allegations of child sexual abuse.
• Clinicians often have limited information about citizens detained and labeled as psychiatric patients who present or are coercively presented and labeled as in crisis.
• The proposed U . N . force will have a mandate to protect its own troops and civilians, but not to coercively disarm combatants.
• As a pejorative term, " indoctrination " implies forcibly or coercively causing people to act and think on the basis of a certain ideology.
• The program was implemented far too rapidly and coercively, and by 1964, many of the 2, 600 strategic hamlets had fallen under Viet Cong control.
• The Vietnamese coercively fed lizard and pig meat to Cham Muslims and cow meat to Cham Hindus against their will to punish them and assimilate them to Vietnamese culture.
• A madam confirmed the story for him, stating of one girl that she was rendered unconscious beforehand, and then coercively given the choice to continue or be homeless afterwards:
• Patel's legacy has been surprisingly adored by the BJP, against whom Patel had acted coercively, forcing them to stay away from communal politics after Gandhi's assassination.
• In the Far East, Africa and South America, regional languages have been or are being coercively replaced or marginalized by the language of a dominant culture Coptic to sacred use.
• It is only the " body " of the child that can be coercively controlled by the body of the physically stronger parent; the child's free will remains intact.
• Their alleged aim by doing so is to shepherd people to ( the way of ) Almighty Allah, drive them shackled toward Paradise and take them coercively by the hand to the Straight Path.
• Immense countries like Indonesia and India are residual imperial states, China rules coercively over its varied and restless peoples, and even the subgroups within Britain and France seem increasingly eager to assert their identities.