Sentence examples for explicit coercion from inspiring English sources

Recruiting child soldiers involves explicit coercion such as kidnapping, armed force and the use of narcotics.

Besides these explicit rights, such coercion also violates the communicative freedom expressed in ignoring the need to pass decisions through the taking of yes/no attitudes by participants in communication.

The witness will be any staff member of at the PHC (except the medical officer or health care professional involved directly in the care of the patient in order to avoid potential explicit or implicit coercion); or any adult person not related to the participant who the participant is comfortable having present during consent.

Valid informed consent consists of three major elements: 1) adequate disclosure of information, which requires sufficient time; 2) adequate participant or proxy understanding of information received; and 3) voluntariness of the decision; without real or perceived threat or coercion, either explicit or implicit [ 44– 44].

Even though torture is technically illegal under Chinese law, he added, there is no explicit prohibition against evidence obtained through coercion.

Other sexually explicit representations depict acts of violent coercion: people being whipped, beaten, bound, tortured, mutilated, raped and even killed.

This is not to say that explicit rules are unimportant: they make it possible for overt forms of coercion and power to be constrained, the illegitimacy of which requires no appeal to norms implicit in practices.

These include: keeping of secrets (secrets are valuable to most kids, being seen as something "adult" and a source of power), sexually explicit games, fondling, kissing, touching, sexually suggestive behaviour, exposing a child to pornographic material, coercion, bribery, flattery, and worst of all affection and love.

For anyone unclear, consent is an explicit "yes" offered by a person who is of age, conscious and unimpaired by alcohol, drugs, mental or physical illness, coercion, misunderstanding, magical potions, or any other form of diminishment, and certainly someone who is capable of uttering the word "yes".

Bauer invariably chooses coercion.

Once more, coercion loomed.