Examples of using Coercing in English and their translations into Italian
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This threat is identified as a ransomware because schemers have developed it to corrupt the operating system in the hopes of coercing you into paying a ransom fee.
its main goal seems to be the acquisition of sensitive information by coercing the targets….
we have a zero tolerance policy for interference, which includes influencing, coercing.
speak as you saw fit you now have censors and surveillance coercing your conformity…-… and soliciting submission.
with a crowbar behind your back, coercing him into what you want.
Generally, I don't favour coercing someone not when there's a chance my life could end up in their hands.
So after a little coercing, buddy downstairs copped to seeing Emily about half an hour ago.
Have you ever considered that coercing a confession from a defenseless teen is not your finest hour? You know, the hearing's over?
Coercing a woman to travel first class for a goodwill tour is hardly human trafficking.
In 2002, Hart was accused of repeatedly coercing a 14-year-old boy to expose himself in 1977,
Hacking our embassies. and coercing the Senate majority leader,
The vote at the board meeting is my free will, coercing me like this is not right.
Generally, I don't favor coercing someone, not when there's a chance my life could end up in their hands.
Yeah, to stu Donnelly, the officer accused of coercing confessions in at least 21 cases.
a malicious attacker can easily abuse this flaw by simply coercing a Windows user to view an attacker's Web site," said Derek Brown, a security researcher with 3Com's TippingPoint DVLabs.
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 and direly needed.
All the attempts at coercing, intimidating and influencing this vote by unelected powers, especially by the
Thus, it was not long before work began on drafting legislation in which, without coercing the legitimate development of science,
for passionate co-operation with the Government in coercing into obedience the minority groups
indirectly involved in coercing, deceiving, luring, and sometimes kidnapping young women throughout Japan's Asian colonies and occupied territories.