Sentence examples for coercive environment from inspiring English sources
Some allege physical abuse; all allege that they were in an inherently coercive environment.
The aim and effect of this coercive environment is clear – to make life for Palestinians on the land unliveable.
And in some parts of India the pressure on health workers to meet family planning targets has created a coercive environment for families.
These confiscations as well as previous demolitions, compounded by the inability of humanitarian agencies to deliver relief items to the affected households, create a coercive environment that potentially pressures them to leave their current sites against their will.
And a coercive environment means that police officers are required under the 1966 Miranda ruling of the United States Supreme Court to inform suspects that they have a right to be silent and to seek the help of a lawyer.
In an unprecedented step, the British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy has issued a statement deploring "the bullying and coercive environment that our members are describing to us".
The government's directive to dismantle the Haitian camps will make the repatriation of the Haitians--currently implemented through a coercive environment--even more coercive and result in the direct, forced repatriation of these refugees.
This cannot occur in coercive environments…or where sex work is governed by laws that address trafficking" ([ 32]. p1).
Leadership should motivate decision-makers to use systems by: building an accepting, supportive, non-coercive environment, and encouraging the consistent, continued use of systems [ 43].
His dramatic testimony, even as it clearly explained how the experiment worked, also allowed listeners to overlook how coercive the environment really was.
They go on to suggest that this form of parental control is different from the second form of parental control that "…refer[s] to a controlling, pressuring or coercive parenting environment that controls children's feelings, thinking, and behaving" [ 69, p. 86], in other words, parental psychological control.
