Examples of using Coercing in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Never have I encountered a man in coercing his own client into admitting guilt. so dedicated, Your Honor. and brazen.
Never have I encountered a man… Your Honor… in coercing his own client into admitting guilt. so dedicated and brazen.
the threat of violence develop in an intense, coercing tone against the backdrop of collages,
We think he was turning the screw, coercing Anna into paying off Jane Tudor.
I don't favour coercing someone when my life could be in their hands.
Financial fraud, business malpractice,'bribing or coercing of doctors or NHS officials.
Not when there's a chance my life could end up in their hands. Generally, I don't favor coercing someone.
its main goal seems to be the acquisition of sensitive information by coercing the targets….
Furthermore, there are reports of political pressure against voters, coercing them to take part in rallies and campaign events.
Even more so, since it has ever since been used to try to repeat that stunt on a global level by coercing the world into a crusade against illusionary terrorists.
Coercing him into making a confession. As long as it acts to oppress the mind of the accused.
I don't favor coercing someone.
And where once you had the freedom to object you now have censors and surveillance coercing your conformity to think and speak as you saw fit.
Shared responsibility' for counter-narcotic efforts is a cynical name for coercing UN member states to become accomplice in the abdication of responsibility with respect to what is really
So technically, I suppose you have exposed Jennings Rall to a nasty civil suit for coercing him into this deal on the basis of a tax debt he no longer owed.
To a nasty civil suit for coercing him into this deal on the basis of a tax debt he no longer owed. So technically, I suppose you have exposed Jennings& Rall.
to support them without controlling or coercing them.
efficacy of self-torture and self-denial as rituals capable of coercing the unwilling spirits to react favorably toward all such suffering and deprivation.
efficacy of self-torture and self-denial as rituals capable of coercing the unwilling spiritsˆ to react favorably toward all such suffering and deprivation.
also the fact that US prosecutors will always have a difficult time coercing defendants to appear in the United States to stand trial, actual prosecutions in