If this account is correct, state coercion must be justifiable to religious citizens as religious believers and when it is not, then state coercion lacks moral legitimacy.
Politicians who propose Medicaid cuts while arguing that the Murphy legislation is the solution to our gun violence problem seem to believe that the problem with mental health in America today is a lack of coercion, not a lack of funding.
This seeming lack of coercion focussed the mind on the individual dancer, and the cell of movement.
In the report's twisted recitation, Polanski's proffer of alcohol and drugs to a child becomes exculpatory; his claim of a "lack of coercion" is accepted as fact.
As for Polanski's crime, Gold wrote: There was some indication that circumstances were provocative, that there was some permissiveness by the mother, that the victim was not only physically mature, but willing; as one doctor has additionally suggested there was the lack of coercion by the defendant who was, additionally, solicitous regarding the possibility of pregnancy.
Thus, discussions with the women about the notion of voluntariness suggest a dialectical relationship between self-determination on one hand, and the lack of coercion or force—on the other hand.
Given the free availability of such products, lack of coercion, and that an individual's additional chocolate consumption as a result of our study was minimal, we thought this a minor issue.
The speakers argued that nuclear coercion does not work well because it lacks credibility: Target nations do not believe the aggressor nation will actually deploy the weapons, for reasons that include the likely international political consequences.
Sirajuddin, who has spent much of his life in Pakistan and lacks his father's ties to P2K, became known for brutal coercion and attacks there.
The massive state investments in coercion and manipulation are necessary because the country's leadership lacks a true democratic mandate.
On the other end of the spectrum, you have coercion, where individuals lack any form agency or capital and are directly or indirectly forced into the trade through manipulation or force.
