co·er·cion [kəʊ'ɜːʃən] N no pl form
- coercion
- prisila nt
PONS OpenDict
Da li Vam nedostaje određeni izraz ili prevod?
Pošaljite nam novi unos za PONS OpenDict. Predloge proveravа urednički tim PONS-a, a zatim ih unosi u PONS OpenDict.
Primeri rečenica su nedostupni
Pokušajte s drugačijim unosom.
Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)
Libertarians argue that laws against private sector discrimination are acts of coercion that infringe on employers' property rights and freedom of association.
en.wikipedia.org Threats, coercion, and divide and rule tactics were employed, particularly to keep the plantation workers ethnically segregated.
en.wikipedia.org The film outlines how free enterprise, consumer choice rather than coercion, has raised living standards by making existing goods cheaper and creating new ones.
en.wikipedia.org Kettle was imprisoned for organising resistance to coercion.
en.wikipedia.org All three boys subsequently recanted their statements claiming coercion.
en.wikipedia.org