Примеры использования To coercion на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In any event, diplomacy has given way to coercion.
But you pled guilty to coercion and endangering a child anyway.
Witnesses(art. 152, para. 2) and experts(art. 162) may, however,be subject to coercion.
No person may be subjected to coercion or torture.
They are also subject to coercion, disappearance, trafficking and murder by criminal groups.
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In certain environments, people are particularly vulnerable to coercion, the obvious example being detention.
They are also subject to coercion, disappearance, trafficking and murder by criminal groups.
For example, article 235 of the Criminal Code lists acts relating to coercion to  testify and designated as torture.
The practice relating to coercion of the representative of a State in negotiations for the conclusion of a treaty is well known.
According to  the law, a child shall not be subjected to coercion, corporal punishment or other humiliation.
Resort to coercion or, worse, the use of force, could lead to  grave consequences, regional and global.
A view was expressed that a binding decision of an international organization could give rise to coercion, but only in exceptional circumstances.
All of these types of violence,linked to coercion, are set out in the Declaration on the Elimination of Violence Against Women.
In some cases,women are incarcerated for illegal activities which they commit in response to coercion by abusive partners.
No one shall be subject to coercion or other means that would restrict or prevent his freedom to  hold a belief of his choice.
United Nations staff and aid project managers have frequently been subjected to coercion and abusive behaviour by the Taliban authorities.
Resort to coercion or naked power is more often than not taken to  be a symptom of failure of government and not its defining feature.
On proselytism, the Special Rapporteur is of the view that no restrictions or sanctions should be imposed on peaceful missionary activities which do not amount to coercion.
Paragraph 4 of former article 7 refers to coercion of the person formulating the unilateral act, which is presented in the same way in article 51 of the Vienna Convention of 1969.
For instance, campaigns that create the impression that there is no other viable option but to  return home, or promising assistance only to  returnees,may amount to coercion.
Legislation goes even further by incriminating those who resort to coercion to  obtain confessions as a deterrent to committing acts violating human rights.
This is tantamount to coercion and a clear violation of the fundamental principle that a State must freely consent to  be bound by a treaty, a right protected by the law of treaties.
That it be made by a person not under 18 years of age, against himself,in full awareness, subject neither to coercion nor to  physical or moral violence;
A few governments, intent on slowing population growth,resorted to coercion or aggressive campaigns to  discourage or even forbid couples and individuals from having large numbers of children.
Wolfe perceives similarities between the fictional Founders and the Roman Empire, in that the species first uses diplomacy,deception and cultural imperialism to  achieve their aims before ultimately resorting to coercion.
He argued that anarchism must by nature be nonviolent since it is, by definition,opposition to coercion and force and since the state is inherently violent, meaningful pacifism must likewise be anarchistic.
In the relations between an international organization andits member States or international organizations, a binding decision by an international organization could give rise to coercion only under exceptional circumstances.
He also argues that the Eritrean authorities subject conscientious objectors to coercion, incarceration without trial(sometimes for up to  14 years) and torture in detention.
Article 100 thereof stipulates:"The investigating officer shall be vigilant and shall endeavour, by various judicious means, to  ascertain the underlying reason for the suspect's persistence orsilence without resorting to coercion or torture.
The consensus within the Parliament agreed that any Swedish-Eritrean national that was subjected to coercion and/or threats in paying the tax, should report the issue to  local law enforcement authorities.