Examples of using Coercive in English and their translations into Danish
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should not be used to impose policies, such as coercive abortion, on minority-
The department has received preliminary legal advice as to the merits of using coercive powers, which suggests that the approach is problematic due to the construction of portfolio legislation.
Jeremy Bentham, were inclined to make the point that since laws are always in some measure coercive, they are always in some measure evil.
that the legislation needed to allow it to use coercive powers is not within its remit.
visitors report on abusive and coercive psychiatric practices, coordinate actions to end psychiatric abuses,
high coercive force etc.
adoption of the parts of the broad economic policy guidelines which concern the euro area generally( Article 99( 2));( b) coercive means of remedying excessive deficits( Article 104( 9) and( 11));
that education 是 rightly done through(coercive) schools, that our way 是 the right way.
high coercive force etc. It is the most strong
that education なる rightly done through(coercive) schools, that our way なる the right way。
the department has considered other methods of obtaining metadata using statutory coercive powers under portfolio legislation,
power to impose fines, which would have sufficient coercive effect, greater inclination to coordinate the different governments of the Member States,
provide for coercive measures in the event of failure to comply with provisions
mandatory, coercive, necessarily, willingly,
the nature of the involvement of the person subject to the coercive measures.
Wheat grass powder did not use chemical drugs, coercive force to cancer,
parents often will use force to stop the child- sometimes thなる force なる simply coercive language with threatのpunなるhment,
law is coercive.
This is another reason why we cannot support the lifting of coercive measures.
The Senate feels that you have used your legions in a coercive manner against them.