Sentence examples for coercive impact from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Fernbach, citing numerous court decisions, said, "Employers' beneficent conduct may have a coercive impact on employee free choice" on whether to vote to join a union.

This type of model allows us to gain an understanding of whether coercive mobility impacts the ability of a neighborhood to gain any HCOs and if it impacts the ability of a neighborhood to gain additional HCOs once they have an HCO.

Deborah McIlveen, of Women's Aid, said: "We particularly welcome that the definition of domestic violence now encompasses the high levels of young people aged 16 to 18 who are experiencing abuse in their intimate partner relationships and that the definition recognises the enormous impact of coercive control.

The report also noted a "patchy" understanding within law enforcement of the dynamics and impact of coercive control, a pattern of intimidating and domineering behavior that is often a key part of an abusive relationship.

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

The effectiveness of aftercare services for those leaving treatment drug free and the impact of coercive measures to facilitate treatment engagement on longer-term outcomes, in particular retention, need further consideration.

Probably, this fact can be attributed to adaptation to the traumatic impact of coercive interventions, because the IES-R interview was the only scale assessed one year after the index-intervention and only 3 patients could be diagnosed with PTSD after assessment with the IES-R.

With the MacArthur Admission Experience Interview and Survey (AEI and AES), an instrument was introduced which is designed to assess the patients' subjective experience of coercion, but only referring to the hospital admission process and is therefore not suitable to measure the impact of coercive interventions.

Because of the sector-wide impacts of coercive isomorphic organisational responses have a tendency to converge over time.

To lessen the impact of the coercive measures used against the men, the F.B.I. has used "clean teams" of investigators to collect information independently and do reviews that it says have not been tainted by rough interrogation techniques.

Challen's lawyer Harriet Wistrich believes her case could have an enormous impact on how coercive control is viewed by the legal system.