Coercible

The company's new policy on attendance was coercible and strictly enforced.

The witness was afraid to testify, but he was coercible with the threat of perjury charges.

The interrogator used coercible techniques to extract information from the prisoner.

Some argue that taxes are inherently coercible because citizens are forced to pay them.

The patient was reluctant to take the medication, but eventually became coercible when they realized it would help with their condition.

The kidnapper used coercible tactics to force the victim's family to pay the ransom.

The landlord's demands for higher rent were coercible with the threat of moving out.

The athlete's strict diet was coercible, even though it was difficult to stick to.

The boss employed coercible measures to increase productivity in the workplace.

The baby's crying was coercible with a warm bottle and a cozy blanket.

The doctor recommended a less invasive treatment option since surgery is a coercible option.

The teacher had the power to enforce coercible disciplinary action against misbehaving students.

The company implemented coercible measures to ensure that employees follow safety protocols.

The government can impose coercible sanctions on countries that violate human rights.

The doctor informed the patient that certain medical procedures were coercible in emergency situations.

The court has the authority to order coercible measures against companies that violate environmental regulations.

The landlord has the right to use coercible means to evict tenants who don't pay their rent.

The police have the power to use coercible force to apprehend a suspect.

The judge ruled that the evidence presented in court was coercible and sufficient to convict the accused.

The airport security officer informed the passenger that carrying prohibited items was coercible and would result in confiscation.

The police officer told the suspect that his actions were coercible under the law.

The military commander had the authority to use coercible measures to ensure the safety of the soldiers.

The referee warned the soccer player that his behavior was coercible and could result in a penalty.

The judge warned the witness not to give coercible testimony.

The anxious patient was convinced that he was coercible under anesthesia.

The small country's army was considered coercible by its neighbors.

The defendant was found guilty due to the evidence being coercible.

The homeless man was the most coercible in the neighborhood due to his lack of resources.

The company's management resorted to coercible tactics to force the employees to work overtime.

The prisoner's isolation from the outside world made him coercible to accept any offer of help from his jailers.

The prisoner felt coerced into making a false confession due to the coercible interrogation techniques used by the police.

The school board can apply coercible disciplinary action against teachers who don't follow the code of conduct.

The landlord had the right to evict the tenants if they failed to pay rent, as per the coercible agreement.

The company's sales tactics were deemed coercible and unethical by the consumer protection agency.

The government passed a coercible law to control the sale of tobacco products to minors.

The scientist's integrity made him less coercible to outside influence.

The dictator had a reputation for using coercible tactics to suppress dissent.

The athlete's dedication made her less coercible to peer pressure.

The coach's coercible instructions led the athlete to push beyond their limits.

The use of propaganda was a coercible tactic used by the dictator to control the masses.

The opponent's team appeared to be coercible when they were down by several points.

The dictator's regime relied on a coercible system of fear and punishment to maintain control.

The athlete's injuries made his performance coercible during the game.

The debtor's precarious financial situation made him coercible to accept unfavorable terms from the lender.

The strict religious teachings were seen as coercible by some members of the congregation.

The union refused to accept a coercible contract proposal from the company.

The suspect's past criminal record made him a more coercible target for the investigating officers.

The coach's authoritarian style was coercible, making the players perform out of fear.

Some people believe that children are more coercible than adults.

The politician's stance on the issue was coercible and changed frequently based on public opinion polls.