I'm not trying to coerce anyone.

No individual is strong enough to coerce everyone else.

Threat of deportation was enough to coerce the Bangladeshi community from organizing their demonstration.

And European leaders, in their desperation, should not coerce the European Central Bank into helping.

The results were then regularly used behind the scenes to bully, intimidate, and coerce targets.

efforts by direct and indirect means to coerce and intimidate the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Lucrative reconstruction contracts in Iraq gave America leverage to coerce its allies into submission Jubilee 2000 had no such weapon of persuasion.

Even if we can coerce traditional debt free savers to spend, it is unlikely that there are enough of them in Las Vegas.

As mass starvation set in, ever greater violence had to be inflicted in order to coerce malnourished people to labor in the fields.

Fifth Niqab is against women's rights many fundamentalists and extremists coerce their wives and female kins to wear it as a form of oppression.

It is a civil war within Islam between a majority of normal people and a small minority who want to coerce others into a accepting a highly ideological and politicized version of their religion.

But the new image of single mothers and of single motherhood does show that it is getting harder if not almost impossible to coerce women by trying to fix upon them the scarlet letter.

In Southern Darfur, there are continued reports of threats by representatives of the Humanitarian Action Committee against NGO run clinics to coerce them to release confidential medical information regarding survivors of gender based violence.

(a) to enjoin the United Kingdom and the United States respectively from taking any action against Libya calculated to coerce or compel Libya to surrender the accused individuals to any jurisdiction outside of Libya and

We are certain that the United Nations Security Council will fully use all its authority to coerce Abkhaz leaders to cease their abominable violations of human dignity and the heartless slaughter of these persecuted ethnic Georgians.

Reaffirming that no State may use or encourage the use of economic, political or any other type of measures to coerce another State in order to obtain from it the subordination of the exercise of its sovereign rights,

Torture is defined as any act by which severe pain of suffering, whether physical or mental, is intentionally inflicted by a person acting in an official capacity to obtain information or a confession, to punish, coerce or intimidate.

First, any attempt to use embargoes and sanctions to coerce a country to abandon the development path it has chosen of its own free will, and even to overthrow its Government, constitutes a mockery of the principles of democracy and freedom.

In that connection, the seventeenth Ministerial Meeting of the Group of 77 held here in New York last month called upon States to refrain from taking economic measures against developing countries and from employing such means to coerce other States.

Once again we must ask what kind of United Nations Charter and legal principles is it that we are sustaining if military might is legitimized as a counterbalance to legality and morality in order to coerce people into any settlement?

The document used the new Brazilian Federal Law definition of rape from 2009 to coerce somebody, through violence or serious threat, to have a sexual relations, or to practice or to allow them to practice any other libidinous act (which includes non penetration acts).

Although the articles on responsibility of States do not expressly envisage that States aid or assist, or direct and control, or coerce an international organization in the commission of an internationally wrongful act, these cases appear to be analogous to those referred to in the above mentioned articles.

As such, they are entitled to live in any part of the Sudan. The Government will neither coerce them into living where they do not want to live nor make them return to the villages of their origin. Furthermore, the Government will not obstruct their voluntary return to their home villages.

Firstly, assuming there was no realistic prospect of the two sides agreeing on an effective cease fire in the immediate future, combat and massacres could only be averted by an immediate and massive reinforcement of UNAMIR and a change in its mandate to allow UNAMIR to coerce opposing forces into a cease fire.

El Helali quotes Gamal Eid , the General Manager of the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (ANHRI), saying There is nothing in the Egyptian law or the constitution to support the arrests any citizen has the right to fast or not to fast as he pleases and no one has the power to coerce him into fasting.

(2) He she who, with intent to coerce a physical or legal person, international organization or a State to act or omit to act in a certain way, threatens to use nuclear material to bring in jeopardy or harm human life or property of large proportion shall be punished with 1 to 10 years in prison.

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