Examples of using Coerce in English and their translations into Hebrew
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expel, or coerce ghosts.
Soft power is a concept developed to describe the ability to attract and co-opt rather than coerce, use force
The government here can coerce the company to actually provide back doors into their systems and into devices and force the company
The state may not routinely coerce defendants to plea bargain, accept a reduced charge
Dan Granger stumbled into a hornet's nest. This is a full-fledged human trafficking operation. Frank, they coerce these ladies into coming here,
because a realist analysis shows that the past six years of closure have not achieved the stated goals to cajole, coerce, weaken, or displace the government in Gaza.
refuse to pay for certain things or set punishments, but you legally cannot coerce your daughter into the pregnancy decision that you wish for her.
To put it simply, guilt tripping is when someone brings up your past mistake, and they coerce you to do something as a form of making up for said mistake.
the sec compliance regulations, any attempt to lobby, coerce, or collaborate with any member of the compliance committee will trigger an investigation and a subsequent delay.
If you're using violence as a way to intimidate or coerce," said Mary McCord, former deputy assistant
When the persecutors coerce a company to cooperate with illegal, terrorist actions,
There's a lot of different ways they do it but, uh corporate partnerships are one of the primary things, they do domestically they also do this for multinationals that might be headquarted in the US so they can kinda coerce.
You have the right to not testify against yourself, but when we coerce you into confessing(and call it a‘plea agreement'),
to punish, coerce or intimidate.
obliged to learn and where the teachers coerce them to learn it.
obliged to learn and where the teachers coerce them to learn it.
the Women's Centre for Legal Aid and Counselling(WCLAC) warned that families may still coerce women and girls who become pregnant to marry the men because of barriers to getting birth certificates for children born out of wedlock and the criminalization of abortion"(para 7).
Such policies coerce American companies into transferring their technology and intellectual property to Chinese enterprises and"bolster China's stated intention of seizing economic leadership in advanced technology
Such policies coerce U.S. companies into transferring their technology and intellectual property to Chinese enterprises and“bolster China's stated intention of seizing economic leadership in advanced technology
prepared by the Chairman of the Palestinian Authority who misconstrued the high regard for human life in Israeli society as a way to compel us to capitulate to terrorism and coerce us into additional political concessions, concession with nothing in return.