coercive

America had full employment and no need of coercive labour, nor unemployment insurance,-nor welfare, until sometimey after the enactment of TheFederal Reserve Act and the Income TaxAct.

The coercive tactics used by the dictator sparked international outrage.

The union members felt pressured by the coercive measures taken by the company.

The government resorted to coercive actions to suppress the protest.

Coercive behavior is not acceptable in a civilized society.

The coercive nature of the new policy led to widespread resistance.

The coercive measures taken by the police were criticized as excessive.

The coercive power of the law compelled him to comply.

The company used coercive tactics to force employees to work overtime.

The teacher's coercive approach to discipline was ineffective in the long run.