Sentence examples similar to coercive entry from inspiring English sources
In combination, high rates of incarceration and re-entry produce coercive mobility (Rose and Clear, 1998) or forced migration (Thomas, 2006).
In terms of recruitment or managing shortages, an example of a coercive strategy would be restricting the entry to a particular health care delivery area.
We find that the incarceration and re-entry rates – together known as coercive mobility -- are related to whether a neighborhood has one or more HCOs, but not to the number of HCOs in a neighborhood.
We hypothesize that higher rates of coercive mobility (i.e., incarceration and re-entry) will be associated with both lower numbers of health care organizations and having no health care organizations within neighborhoods, net of neighborhood controls.
Arguments were presented that a state must limit coercive actions that are disproportionate to the risk of unauthorized entry.
There was no evidence that the mention of altruism affected trial recruitment rates suggesting that it was not coercive, but a number of other studies report altruism to be a motivating factor for parents considering trial entry [ 28, 91, 92].
Coercive, shameful or liberating?
