Sentence examples for coercive and it from inspiring English sources

It's coercive, and it comes with a built-in measure of bureaucracy — which isn't an argument against the institution of school but a red flag regarding its instrumentalization.

"Referenda can be highly coercive, and it's very important that voters know exactly what they are voting for, by making the language as detailed as possible".

It's proselytizing, it's coercive, and it's not legal in our schools".

The obtained adjoint boundary value problem is not coercive and, hence, it may admit infinitely many solutions.

end{aligned} This means that (I u)) is coercive and so it is bounded below and satisfies the nonsmooth ((PS _{c}).

Since A is bounded, coercive, and pseudomonotone, it is surjective (see, e.g., [[7], Theorem 2.99]), whence the existence of w u in Claim 1.

Since (F_{1}) is supposed to be convex and γ-Lipschitzian, and (A_{0}) is coercive and bounded, it results from [1] and [2] that (F_{1}) is weakly lower semicontinuous and F̃ is coercive; moreover, (tilde{R}_{0}<+infty) and (tilde{R}_{1}<+infty).

Nonconsensual government must be subject to a substantial burden of proof when it exercises coercive authority, and it may often fail to meet it.

Domestic abuse takes many forms, from physical and sexual to emotional and psychological, to other forms of coercive control, and it's not always obvious to the outsider.

Capitalism makes us better people because it is based on voluntary, not coercive relations, and it maximises freedom which allows us to make the choices which are the basis of morality.

Previous research has shown that poverty is highly correlated with coercive referrals and it has been found to explain a large part of the observed differences between children from different ethnic backgrounds [ 21].