Respondents think that any method may be used under the right circumstances, although few endorsed coercive methods.
Although there is no coercive legal reason in the current regulation which could stop drilling companies from acquiring permissions to explore possible shale gas reserves [29], no permissions have been issued during the last 2 years.
None of the studies included international comparisons of patients' experiences of coercive methods, although there are indeed studies on how much and what kind of coercive methods are used internationally [ 61].
But this negative constraint is typically conjoined with a permission: although citizens may not support coercive laws for which they believe themselves to have only a religious rationale, they may support coercive laws for which they believe there is only a plausible secular rationale.
Perry echoed those concerns, and said one of the only attractive options left, although difficult, is what he called "coercive diplomacy".
Although there might have been other coercive interventions during the course, the interview focused on the index-intervention.
Although there may have been other coercive interventions during the stay in the ward, our evaluation in this study is based only on the index intervention.
The C.I.A. has already scaled back some coercive methods used against detainees, although officials would not discuss specific techniques.
No difference in age of dogs was found between groups in this study, although it has been reported that more coercive training techniques are used in older search and rescue dogs [ 32].
Although there are no data regarding coercion, coercive testing by partners is a potential concern, and rigorous monitoring for adverse events is critical if this approach is to be considered.
