The couple, on the verge of breakup, tells their story to the judge, and the resulting flashbacks — not inner, psychological visions, but the exposure of deeply personal and private experiences to the analytical and coercive judicial view — aren't the whole story; instead, they're catalysts to a new story.
Then (H^{(1)}) is maximal monotone and coercive in view of Lemmas 1.1-1.3 1.1-1.3.6 and Definition 2.2.
Viewing coercive control as just one more manifestation of domestic abuse is to utterly misunderstand what is happening in a victim's life, says Jane Monckton-senior senior lecturer in criminology and an expert in coercive control at the university of Gloucestershire.
Other authors viewed coercive power as a mechanism for allowing relatively stable relationships to develop between cooperating social actors (Bachmann 2001; Stern and El-Ansary 1992).
Challen's lawyer Harriet Wistrich believes her case could have an enormous impact on how coercive control is viewed by the legal system.
Coercive care is viewed as treatment as well as protecting the patient from harming himself or others.
He also disagreed with the label of paraphilic coercive disorder: "In my view, rape is a crime and should not necessarily be regarded as a disorder.
Second, there is conceptual space for the view that coercive legislation requires the support of both religious and secular reasons.
As the election was underway last week, Corker made an announcement that many union supporters viewed as coercive.
Any extension of the constraint variable to include other types of obstacle, such as the costs anticipated in coercive threats, would, in his view, necessarily involve a reference to the agent's desires, and we have seen that for those liberals in the negative camp there is no necessary relation between an agent's freedom and her desires.
As the rationale for coercive authority rests on the view that people are by nature selfish, brutish, lawless, and generally incompetent, evidence to the contrary is rarely aired in public media.
