Examples of using Coerce in English and their translations into German
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One cannot even coerce by unsolicited counsels.
high-quality performance that can coerce players to win new victories.
Physically coerce"?
Mr. Munson, did Agent Cooper physically coerce Rifkin?
The following passages show how the antichrist will coerce people to worship him by using a tracking system,
Even if we can coerce traditional debt-free savers to spend,
So I could coerce by My will all the people of the world to do good things;
Yet I Myself never coerce the will of a human being
So he had to coerce his party into accepting a deal full of spending cuts and devoid of tax increases.
Firstly, I do not believe that prosecuting parents who coerce their children into forced marriages is effective.
intimidate or coerce.
threaten, and coerce her into writing a guarantee statement to give up practising Falun Gong.
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Since that day they have come to my home daily to intimidate my husband and coerce him to turn me in.
One of these lectures was concerned with one theme alone- that the USSR should coerce Britain and France into fighting Germany to the death and, simultaneously, coerce Germany to fight Britain
destroy evidence and control and coerce witnesses to assist in convictions by the ICTY, and it will seek
We can't coerce.
They would coerce civilians to do the work for'em.
The extent and the level to which he went to... coerce this confession.
Of levofloxacin, coerce it as normaly as you remember.