Examples of using Coercive in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Computer
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World religion in a later phase became coercive and militaristic.
So, therefore, this money can rightly be accused of being monopolistic, coercive and socialist.
These cults use coercive methods.
Magic in the ancient world was primarily viewed as, in some ways, coercive.
the government itself introduced important coercive measures.
I call that coercive.
The authors of Cypherpunks know plenty about coercive censorship.
they use coercive and sometimes violent practices.
That's the insidious nature of coercive control.
I, too, believe that coercive measures are not a solution.
law is coercive.
Not to fund coercive abortion.
It's supposed to be coercive.
The consequences are similar to the ones of the Coercive Authoritarian System, however less intense.
Hence, government is only seemingly coercive but really voluntary.
It is clear that work still has coercive aspects, even when it is voluntary;
Agriculture- Common organization of the market in wine- National coercive measures.
The State's intervention was active and coercive.
Many countries have imposed coercive measures for individuals
In other cases, more coercive measures are being adopted, such as urban tolls e.g. in London.