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Taking into account that ((J_{2})) holds, we know that (I phi,psi)) is coercive from Lemma 3.2.

(3) In practice, attempts to achieve it, e.g. by European colonialism, are moreover coercive from, and subserve, ulterior motives of domination and exploitation.

Remark 4.3 We know that by Assumption (F1) and (4.8), B 1 + G is monotone, hemicontinuous and coercive from U into V ∗.

Road pricing reform is more generic and is perceived often very differently and less coercive from cordon based or distance-based charging.

The principal operator A is assumed to be a single valued, monotone operator, which is hemicontinuous and coercive from V to V*.

Because McGregor's, Berman's and Lamond's ways of capturing coercion attend to the coercer's actions and intentions, they avoid the need to distinguish coercive from other proposals based on specific effects on the coercee.

Any society that guarantees Rawls's list of human rights is to be immune from coercive intervention from other peoples.

They observed that organizations experienced pressure to conform to their institutional environment because of the operation of coercive pressures from political institutions, normative pressures from occupational and professional constituencies, and mimetic pressures from other organizations with which they compare themselves [ 18].

Multiple paternity might result from coercive mating or from a female's choice of one (or several) other partners with favourable traits [ 48, 49].

Meanwhile, the increasing saturation magnetization from 1.19 to 1.27 T, and the decreasing coercive force from 2.5 to 1.5 A/m were found, with the effective permeability improved from 20,000 to 24,500.

But the Norfolk Four confessed, under what their lawyers said was coercive questioning from Detective Robert Glenn Ford.