Sentence examples for coercive interference from inspiring English sources
The state's role is, exclusively, to protect citizens from coercive interference by protecting their rights.
This suggests that freedom from coercive interference fails to capture what human dignity requires.
But, as Mill insists, this is "not a sufficient warrant" for coercive interference with individual liberty.
Thus freedom from coercive interference fails to capture what human dignity requires.
As a negative right, it would be a right against coercive interference in decisions regarding procreation.
Classical-liberal or libertarian feminists hold that the right to freedom from coercive interference has powerful implications for women's lives.
Further work is needed to optimize assessment of police violence and sexual coercion; participants were mixed in their descriptions of choice in trading sex for freedom from police interference, which could mask the coercive or exploitative nature of the underlying power dynamics and render prevalence estimates for police abuse conservative.
Thus, there does not appear to be grounds for restricting coercion only to interference by other people, since factual circumstances can be similarly coercive.
All this would be accomplished, ideally, without the interference of the state, for Proudhon was an anarchist who regarded the state as an essentially coercive institution.
