"coaccionar" in English

So perhaps we can think of some other means of putting pressure on the Council.

But the preferable course and the best political signal we can give is to postpone the vote.

Insulting and coercing the people of Ireland is unacceptable.

Anyone under 18 years of age is extremely vulnerable and could be coerced into something they may regret in later years.

There is a case for and against this, and we should not be bludgeoned into this by any flavour-of-the-day political correctness.

It also wants to coerce the Communist parties, who stand firmly by their principles, into abandoning them and integrating.

We need to strengthen our position within the WTO by opening up our markets rather than by coercing the poor countries.

They need to accept the fact that the European Constitution is dead and no campaign to coerce the masses will resurrect it.

Such statements by politicians who want to protect and constrain firms during times of crisis are completely unjustifiable.

to coerce sb into -ing

My party, the Socialist Party, is the largest of the parties that, in the Netherlands, waged a successful campaign against this draft Constitutional Treaty.

It forms part of the global and integrated strategy of the imperialists to record data in order to control, coerce and terrorise anyone who opposes them.

I think there has been a failure of the researchers to work with the farmers, and we need more effort in relation to extension services to get the message across, to encourage and not to coerce.