Sentence examples for a set of coercive from inspiring English sources

Without a shred of evidence that coercive interrogation worked, the C.I.A. deputized two psychologists, neither of whom had experience in interrogation, to devise a set of coercive interrogation techniques.

This "Lockean proviso," as Nozick called it (Nozick 1974, p. 175 ff), creates a sort of baseline condition against which the acceptability of any set of coercive arrangements can be judged.

Intimate partner violence, often called domestic violence, is a complex, multi-dimensional set of coercive behaviours, most often measured by acts of physical and sexual violence.

Basically, it is embodied in a set of security council resolutions authorising coercive measures in case of "threats to the peace".

In 15.31% of the cases the whole set of coercive measures was applied.

In the present paper we propose a set of orthotropic and transversely isotropic strain energy functions that (a) are polyconvex, (b) are proved to be coercive and (c) satisfy a priori the condition of the stress-free natural state.

Machiavelli has also been credited (most recently by Skinner 1978) with formulating for the first time the "modern concept of the state," understood in the broadly Weberian sense of an impersonal form of rule possessing a monopoly of coercive authority within a set territorial boundary.

"Clash Foreseen Between C.I.A. and Pentagon" (front page, May 10) refers to the Pentagon's proposal to have a separate set of interrogation techniques, "presumably more coercive," for the terrorism suspects held at Guantánamo Bay.

Weeks ago Democrats could have adopted a policy of coercive inspection.

This campaign has been dismissed by some Wall Street analysts as just a form of coercive bargaining.

He is also a proponent of coercive interrogation methods.