The Offline-Online computational strategem, as well as the a posteriori error estimation, are based on the same arguments described in Section 6 for the coercive case; we remark that also the inner supremizer operator can be written in the affine form under the affinity assumption (6) on a.
During the 1990s, officials in the state of Andhra Pradesh advocated sterilization of mothers after a second child, an approach that brought a sharp drop in the birthrate but was criticized as coercive in some cases.
Kent says it's clear that in all these cases, coercive influence can get a sentence mitigated, but not dismissed entirely.
Basically, it is embodied in a set of security council resolutions authorising coercive measures in case of "threats to the peace".
IPV increases women's risk of acquisition of HIV as a result of coercive sex (in case of sexual violence), non-use of condoms and increased risk of exposure to HIV [ 17- 19].
The Office for National Statistics says police forces recorded only 4,246 cases of coercive or controlling behaviour in the 12 months to March 2017.
Since then, Republicans have criticized him for not being tough enough with U.S. enemies, chastising him for not being more willing to use tougher, coercive sanctions in some cases and the threat of military force in others.
But the wholesale transport of women and girls across international borders and around the U.S. — to serve as prostitutes under conditions that in most cases are coercive at best — stirs very little outrage.
Sexual conflict occurs to varying degrees across the animal kingdom, and in extreme cases, males' coercive behavior may spill over to forcing themselves on other species, said Janet Mann, a Georgetown University field biologist.
Kent says it's clear that in all these cases that coercive influence can get a sentence mitigated, but not dismissed entirely.
