Примеры использования Coerce на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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let us not coerce anyone's thinking, nevertheless some will propel their attention in this direction-it leads to Brotherhood.
Coerce a government agency,
must not coerce children into determining their attitude to religion.
terrorize, coerce, threaten, blame, hurt, injure
The offence is committed in an attempt to intimidate, coerce or retaliate against a civilian population of that State
The offence is committed in an attempt to intimidate, coerce or exact vengeance from the civilian population of that State
were an attempt to intimidate or coerce one or more of the passengers for participation in the flotilla and/or activities to prevent the interception of the flotilla,
including coerce regional authorities engage actively in this work,
intimidate or coerce, and that has been authorized by someone in an official position.
does not cover acts of torture carried out in order to intimidate or coerce a third person
intimidate, coerce or obtain information
Numerous international authorities have also recognized rape as a form of torture when rape is used to punish, coerce or intimidate, and is performed by State agents or with their acquiescence.
Undertaking legal measures for sanctioning the submission of criminal reports against person who are involved in begging or who coerce minors into begging according to the Article 4,
The court will conduct a factual inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the confession to determine if the law enforcement officers acted in a way to pressure or coerce the defendant into confessing
Pakistani Human Rights Watch researcher Ali Dayan Hasan said,"The law creates this legal infrastructure which is then used in various informal ways to intimidate, coerce, harass and persecute.
Article 275 of the same Code also stipulates that,"Those who organize and/or coerce other persons to flee abroad
provides that it is an unfair labour practice for an employer to"interfere with, restrain, or coerce employees in the exercise of the rights guaranteed" by the NLRA.
an instrument to punish, intimidate, coerce, humiliate and degrade.
The Special Rapporteur is concerned that the information detainees disclose to health professionals has been used to punish and coerce, and therefore detainees have learned that they cannot trust health professionals.
an occupant may create economic and social conditions, the cumulative effect of which is to induce or coerce the population under occupation to leave.