coerced造句怎么写

We refuse to be guided or coerced by any influence But our own judgement.

But I felt coerced into the situation, and I did not fancy being hassled by text messages for the next few days.

Most Indian women, especially those in rural areas, often have no choice in matters of marriage, and are coerced into it by relatives and parents.

Ignoring the industrial slavery in Athens, the vast majority of the Athenian population was not involved in the voting process and even those who did vote were influenced or coerced at times.

He even coerced Jaina Solo, Skywalker's niece to his side.

Electronic and print institutions have been burned, bombed, sealed and coerced.

Both sisters were ready to give up and try another day in another town, but I coerced them into one more boutique.

Article 28 of criminal law is an additional regulation about prime culprit and accessory. According to the theory of function classification, the coerced offender does not exist at all.

You can say no if you feel coerced.

Using their false law enforcement identities, collectors coerced and cajoled terrified consumers into agreeing to make payments.

Programmers and administrators are notorious for allowing themselves to be coerced into rushing work that would be better left for normal business hours and the relative calm of your own workplace.

Husbands were coerced into spying on their wives, parents on their children.

The short video clip shows the group smiling and talking on camera, although it is not known whether they were coerced into appearing.

I have not been coerced in anyway.

The idea that every man is a unique, free-thinking individual who faces unique choices is replaced with the view that all men are part of a herd, which can be easily manipulated and coerced.

We want human rights, those officials who only serve the renminbi, obstructing and coerced migrant workers' complaints.

Caijing alleges employees of a Wahaha factory in Fuling were coerced into signing the letter.

If one operand is longer, then the type to which the operand is coerced has the same length as the longer operand.

coerced or induced offender

The next morning, the rebels coerced more than 2,000 people to mass at Norbu Lingka, spreading the rumor that "the Military Area Command is planning to poison the Dalai Lama" and shouting slogans such as "Tibetan Independence" and "Away with the Hans."