Sentence examples for considerable coercion from inspiring English sources
8. Just War Theory permits considerable coercion in defense of national security, the protection of which is government's primary responsibility.
Kant also gives considerable attention to the importance of coercion for guaranteeing rights of citizens, though he says little that would explain what he means by his use of the term.
There was a considerable variation in levels of perceived coercion, at admission and during stay in hospital, across the study sites among legally voluntarily as well as legally involuntarily admitted patients.
There has been considerable debate over the question of whether coercion is intrinsically wrongful.
Previous studies have shown that there is considerable variation in the degree to which coercion is used in mental health institutions.
This minimal setting of boundaries still leaves considerable room for disagreement over how best to understand coercion's workings, its preconditions, and its effects.
To the extent that psychiatric rehabilitation and treatment are integrated, psychiatric rehabilitation may have to accommodate some coercion when psychiatric treatment requires it, such as in situations of considerable physical risk due to the mental illness.
In this perspective, we feel that our findings regarding those factors that could buffer the impact of sexual coercion on risky sexual behavior (particularly having many sexual partners) might be of considerable interest.
