They could possibly belong to a particular group who experienced great coercion but have unfortunately been excluded.
The compulsion of the peer group is a greater force than coercion by officers or by the state.
According to the nation's highest-ranking soldier, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Martin Dempsey (pdf), sequestration will "put the nation at greater risk of coercion".
With most foreign journalists barred from Syria and the government keeping tight control on information, it is hard to assess how great a role coercion plays in such displays.
Results across settings, despite the variety of methods used or differences in sampling, consistently find a greater prevalence of sexual coercion perpetrated against women, although both female and male youths are vulnerable.
By contrast, boys who engaged in binge drinking had greater OR for sexual coercion, which is in accordance with an earlier study by Wilson, in which college men who reported a history of sexual coercion also said they drank a great deal of alcohol (43).
I never quite believed in children's hymns like "Gentle Jesus, meek and mild"; one had only to look around Christian buildings to see that this was a religion of the sword, of imperial conquest, of torture and coercion — a great, antique war machine, disguised as an engine of sweetness and light.
The idea that persuasion plus coercion is a greater form of power than persuasion alone ignores, however, a significant difference between God and the creatures.
It adds freedom to markets, decreases the force of coercion and gives persuasion greater sway over power.
Coercive treatment has become rare, usually brief, and provided as a means of avoiding the much greater, more degrading, and longer-term coercion that comes with imprisonment.
