Examples of using Coercing in English and their translations into Indonesian
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The case is now known as one of the most notorious examples of police coercing people into giving false confessions,
for passionate cooperation with the Government in coercing into obedience the minority groups
The Asian Solidarity Conference, which met starting from May 31 in Tokyo, has been held 12 times since 1992 to press the Japanese government to admit responsibility for allegedly coercing thousands of women into providing sex to Japanese imperial army soldiers across the region.
with the twisted antagonist coercing the rest of the group to become pawns in his deadly game.
the Jewish governments were doing a thing even more unrighteous than the Unions are doing today in coercing.
be made public and propagated through various channels as a way of coercing them to pay their debts.
for passionate cooperation with the government in coercing into obedience the minority groups
As a future deterrent, Austrian Justice Minister Wolfgang Brandstätter said the government would ask Parliament to approve an amendment to Section 106a of the Austrian criminal code to stipulate that anyone convicted of coercing someone into marriage could face up to five years in prison.
Another issue that can quickly be forgotten about the poker site shut down was how they were hiding their profits and either coercing banks or tricking them into taking payments from them.
Another issue that can quickly be forgotten about the poker site shut down was how they were hiding their profits and either coercing banks or tricking them into taking payments from them.
for a specific purpose, such as coercing or intimidating a government
legislators realize that coercing consolidation will likely cause them to lose their job,
a 37-year-old woman for allegedly trafficking women into Malaysia and coercing them to work by confiscating their personal documents,
convincing or coercing the latter into changing their approach.
Chinese President Xi Jinping in Buenos Aires two weeks ago may do little to change China's behavior- including coercing American companies to hand over valuable technology if they seek to enter the Chinese market,
the“politically incorrect” fact of the matter is that it doesn't usually work the way that it's supposed to because there's no universal enforcement mechanism for coercing all parties to recognize its decisions,
Alterman argued that no one should coerce the Jewish settlement to adopt an identity;
Not just coerced, but tortured.
Alejandro and Matt coerce Ted into revealing the names of other officers working for Díaz.
express, or coerce.