Sentence examples for forms of coercive from inspiring English sources

Domestic abuse takes many forms, from physical and sexual to emotional and psychological, to other forms of coercive control, and it's not always obvious to the outsider.

That is why they favor, as do we, an effort to exhaust all forms of coercive diplomacy, including approval by the Security Council of a tough new resolution, before Mr. Bush brings the nation to the brink of combat.

Mr. Grässle-Münscher laid out a withering case for the American appetite for torture, quoting from one Justice Department memorandum that argued that Qaeda prisoners were not protected by the Geneva Conventions and another that listed permissible forms of coercive treatment.

"I don't think any of us want to rely on legislation," she told delegates at the Trust Women conference on Tuesday where she called on the private sector to "take the initiative" and "play its part" in combating all forms of coercive labour.

Another prominent feature of context in both countries was the greater influence of development partners during health policymaking, planning, and programming through some forms of coercive policy transfer.

No gender differences in the use of mechanical restraint have been found in studies conducted in the USA [ 47], or Finland, where all the forms of coercive measures studied were equally commonly applied to male and female patients [ 48, 49].

My parliamentary group distances itself from anything that controls other people's lives and any form of coercive family planning.

This campaign has been dismissed by some Wall Street analysts as just a form of coercive bargaining.

Employers say they are a form of coercive picketing aimed at turning away suppliers, customers, and other employees, and a violation of the National Labour Relations Act.Things have come to a head in the Pied Piper dispute.

Last month, Human Rights Watch, a nonprofit advocacy group, documented more than 15 such cases of Libyan Islamists captured by the United States, including two who told the group that they had been subjected to a form of coercive interrogation known as waterboarding.

But Polly Neate, chief executive of the Women's Aid charity said: "To be meaningful, any attempt to tackle revenge porn must also take account of all other kinds of psychological abuse and controlling behaviour, and revenge porn is just another form of coercive control.