Sentence examples for coercive events from inspiring English sources

Coercive treatment experience is a frequently cited source of dissatisfaction with inpatient care, yet more research is needed to understand the factors that influence consumers' perceptions of coercion and its effects on satisfaction, including potential "downstream" effects of past coercive events on current treatment satisfaction.

Iversen et al [ 7] found that accumulated coercive events predicted lessened patient satisfaction, and recommend multiple measures of coercion to be used in future studies.

Objective coercion, such as involuntary commitment and treatment, was often negatively reported, but the coercion of being detained was not attributed to the legal process involved but rather to coercive events that service users were subject to as a consequence of detention.

The study, which used structured and validated assessment tools completed by trained staff at two time points, also sought to assess the patient's perspective through interviews conducted after the coercive event.

(Two weeks later, Iran's conservative-led parliament passed a resolution demanding "retaliation" by Iran's government in the event of any coercive inspections of Iranian ships by foreign navies).

MY MIDDLE-SCHOOL health teacher didn't teach me that rape generates its own birth control, so I was flabbergasted to hear Todd Akin, a Republican Senate contender from Missouri, air his theory that women who are raped won't get pregnant because "the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down" in the event of a coercive coupling.

We reassessed the incidence of PTSD after coercive measures by the Impact of Event Scale (IES).

He does not believe that God is omnipotent in the sense of having unilateral control over all events, since Cobb sees reconciling total coercive power with love and goodness to be an impossible task.

"It may appear that the ECB is receiving preferential treatment, raising questions about whether the ECB is senior to private-sector bondholders," said Chris Walker, a foreign exchange strategist at UBS. "If a coercive default does indeed eventually take place then a CDS event seems very likely with all the negative consequences for risk appetite that may bring".

In any event, it is insisted that, even though not coercive, the expenditure of public funds to induce the recipients to curtail production is itself an infringement of state power, since the federal government cannot invade the domain of the states by the "purchase" of performance of acts which it has no power to compel.

Some of Mr. Obama's defenders argue that, while the past two years of American policy on Syria have been messy, the events of the past six weeks have been a successful case of coercive diplomacy.