Examples of using Coerce in English and their translations into Russian
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Physically coerce?
Coerce them into becoming thieves.
The forces of the spiritual world will not coerce man;
What can coerce him to such a decision?
They remain peaceful towards inmates whom police coerce into becoming torturers.
People also translate
No, we can't coerce people or throw them in potato sacks.
Do you remember The Book of Tasty and Healthy Food andthe Soviet posters with We must coerce ourselves to eat black caviar?
III.- Coerce them into engaging or not engaging in a specific act.
Which is why I had to come and coerce you into coming out this evening.
Coerce a government agency, another state or an international body into doing, not doing or countenancing something;
It can neither impose peace nor coerce unwilling parties into accepting it.
Threaten, coerce, intimidate or interfere with anyone exercising a fair housing right or assisting others who exercise the right.
When man learned that prayer could not coerce the gods, then it became more of a petition, favor seeking.
Their research coincides with a second raid of the sanctum by Saturos and Menardi,now assisted by Felix and Alex, who coerce Isaac into giving them three of the four stars.
And you can't even coerce a woman into having sex… without being brought up on charges.
Meanwhile, Chiu-Ti and her warriors find Ah-Chi in the village,unmask him as Shao-Feng, and coerce him into agreeing to marry her for the third time.
To this end, criminals bribe, coerce and blackmail sporting participants to achieve their goals.
To the contrary, as note HC-04-95 recognizes,"It is a violation of the New York State Penal Law to intentionally intimidate, coerce, threaten or harass any person.
The offence is committed in an attempt to intimidate, coerce or retaliate against a civilian population of that State.
Seemingly endless in number, relatively inexpensive, easily transported andeven easier to use, small arms are being used to kill, coerce and threaten thousands.
In case of Georgia, the Russian‘coerce Georgia to peace' practically collapsed the economics of this South Caucasian state.
JS3 noted that torture andill-treatment were used to extract confessions and coerce witnesses into testimonies to establish guilt.
It will not be understood at once;let us not coerce anyone's thinking, nevertheless some will propel their attention in this direction-it leads to Brotherhood.
The international community could only facilitate, encourage and assist the process;it could neither impose peace nor coerce unwilling parties into accepting it.
Their intention was to overrun the place and coerce Agip to enter into a memorandum of understanding with their community to provide social facilities for them.
Although these marriagespurport to be consensual, fear of stigma and family pressure sometimes coerce rape victims into consenting to them see E/CN.4/2002/83.
The offence is committed in an attempt to intimidate, coerce or exact vengeance from the civilian population of that State or to compel that State to do or abstain from doing any act.”.
Parents or persons in loco parentis have the right to bring their children up in accordance with their beliefs, butmust not coerce children into determining their attitude to religion.
The offence is committed in an attempt to intimidate, coerce or retaliate against a civilian population of that State or to compel that State to do or abstain from doing any act.
The Convention defines torture as any act that is intentional, that causes severe pain or suffering, that is used to obtain information or confession, to punish,intimidate or coerce, and that has been authorized by someone in an official position.
