After all, both the Analects and the Mencius argue that a virtuous ruler has no need for punishment or other forms of coercion, and that recourse to punishment is a sign of misrule.
Moreover, hunger strikers should be protected from all forms of coercion, even more so when this is done through force and in some cases through physical violence.
He was against all forms of coercion and it was his conviction that children were likely to respond most positively to love and affection.
Youth and hope are "caught / From life" in the sense that they are snatched away from life, not necessarily by death but by lesser forms of coercion.
If these are acceptable forms of coercion, how is restricting unhealthy doses of sugary drinks that slowly contribute to disease any different?
Disagreement ensues over what counts as sufficient information and what forms of coercion and constraint limit or nullify obligations arising from consent.
Assistant secretary of state Daniel Russel also said this week that Russia's annexation of Crimea heightened concern, particularly among some Southeast Asian nations, about the possibility of China "threatening force or other forms of coercion to advance their territorial interests".
Once, the expressive brushstroke was an embodiment of the artist's creative freedom; the bohemian's protest against hidebound traditionalism and bureaucratic and industrial forms of coercion and control.
What's important to keep in mind is the great extent to which the sex trade involves real slavery (kidnapping and rape), widespread physical abuse, indentured servitude, exploitation of minors and many other forms of coercion.
Husain Haqqani, a former Pakistani ambassador to the US and critic of his country's policies in the region, said it was not surprising that "India was looking to other forms of coercion because they feel frustrated by our behaviour".
