Males usually behave in these sexually coercive ways around fertile females they want to impregnate.
But if the subsidies were, in fact, structured in a coercive way, then the lack of warning from the federal government makes little sense, and the lack of any debate or apparent distress among state officials is truly remarkable.
Planning is an instrument that in a "coercive" way defines urban order; generally, in its application it has to overcome obstacles of meaning that end up limiting its action, or to contrast the work of power groups that attempt to make it ineffective, or, again, keep account of the behaviour of citizens who evade its rules.
"Depending on what they do once they've achieved illicit access, they may decide to use their access in a coercive way.
The 3 to 5percentt who agree to discuss education opportunities are often steered, in a coercive way, by EdSoup reps toward the programs being sold by client for-profit colleges.
But despite the males' coercive ways, the females do have some control over who fathers their offspring.
But Republicans could propose dealing with the same problem in a less coercive way.
My idea of progress is related to the only feasible utopia, which is the kingdom of God, but it is not motivated by seeking to spread the kingdom of God in an abstract or external, coercive way.
Taxes are, in fact, a far cheaper and less coercive way to curtail such behavior than laws or prescriptive regulations.
Here the conditional element of trust can be achieved by harnessing available data to make clinical work more visible and hence accountable, but doing so in a 'soft' rather than an overt or coercive way.
