Examples of using Coercive in English and their translations into Finnish
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There need to be more regulations and more coercive international laws,
With regard to the well-documented harsh and coercive treatment at Guantanamo Bay, Abu Graib
For example, coercive force and residual induction will almost invariably decrease with increasing temperature, when no phase change occurs.
bigger in Coercive force and strong in resistance to demagnetization,
The Coercive Acts(or Intolerable Acts)
we must bear in mind that however coercive they are, these measures cannot be totally impermeable.
should only involve the use of coercive military force as an absolute last resort.
So I want to congratulate the Committee on Foreign Affairs for recognising the coercive nature of China's one-child policy and bringing this into the trade issue.
Following the so-called lost decade of the 1980s, the International Monetary Fund's structural adjustment applied a coercive mechanism which produced a mirage of recovery and growth.
The U.S. National Kidney Foundation said it was“profoundly worried by the coercive methods used to obtain organs and tissues as described in the recent allegations.”.
selfish magic which was employed as a coercive method of bringing evil on one's enemies.
where necessary, through coercive measures;
The proportionality principle in criminal matters requires that coercive measures, such as pre-trial detention
Coercive measures may be ordered in the execution of a mutual assistance request(e.g. summons to appear with a sanction in the event of non-appearance)
How can the European institutions wield any influence in the effort to combat discrimination against women at work if they refuse to enact coercive legislation against employers in this domain,
The Union therefore urgently needs to demonstrate coercive capacity in the application
Regionalisation also provides an opportunity to utilise technical measures much more as a driver for the achievement of sustainable fisheries rather than simply as restrictive and coercive measures complementing fishing opportunities
solely by coercive economic measures,
a monopoly of coercive legal force over its citizens,
that education 是 rightly done through(coercive) schools,