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Перевод: coercion

[существительное]
сдерживание силой; сдерживание; обуздание; принуждение; насилие
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. Then resources and manpower became available on a scale coercion could never match - and one of government's major preoccupations became to control and guide popular attitudes and the process of socialization in order to ensure an adequate tax base and flow of manpower.
2. Coercion During the Transition Period
3. Coercion is possible when there is a government willing to use state power, but it also fails - not solely because coercion as a means to an end tends to fail but because both programmes, in order to achieve any impact, involved very large numbers of people, even the majority, which implies serious problems for the logistics of coercion and of mass political backlash.
4. But the essential precondition for order is economic justice and welfare, without which moral socialization cannot take root as other than fragile coercion.
5. It is important particularly because it draws together both coercion and hegemony in the state.
6. Physical violence is also a means of trying to keep control, sometimes a conscious coercion to get others to obey through fear.
7. The result of this conception and the actual use of coercion in the Soviet Union at the time under consideration was an acceleration of the disintegration of the real working class and a further twist in the downward spiral of labour productivity.
8. If there is no element whatsoever of coercion in the deal, there will be no dismissal if you accept such an offer.
9. There is no question of coercion.
10. The civil sphere can also be an arena for coercion, through the activities of vigilantes, private armies, and mobs, irrespective of individual criminal activity.
11. Military violence had led to civil coercion in many forms, of which the Secret police in peacetime was the most notorious example.
12. What the economic option appeared to offer was the possibility of coercion without bloodshed, of defeating an enemy without having to fight.
13. Indeed as we have seen economic equality in society could only be achieved under two kinds of circumstances - one through the use of coercion in which case it is incompatible with freedom and the other in a situation in which people do not respond or even care about material rewards.