Sentence examples for less coercive from inspiring English sources

But Republicans could propose dealing with the same problem in a less coercive way.

These recordings appear to have been made under less coercive conditions.

"And the more this looks like a feel-good measure then the less coercive it ends up being".

For a decade before the one-child policy, China had a less coercive population policy in place.

It is the result of a series of nudges which, depending on the state, are more or less coercive.

Taxes are, in fact, a far cheaper and less coercive way to curtail such behavior than laws or prescriptive regulations.

Soufan would later testify and write in a book, The Black Banners, that the CIA interfered with and ultimately scotched a promising and less-coercive interrogation of Abu Zubaydah – one that the landmark 2014 Senate inquiry found yielded intelligence on al-Qaida.

"Things are less socially coercive now," he concedes.

For one, there's rarely enough time in court to fully explain less obvious coercive dynamics.

Morrison (2004) and Vuttanont et al. (2006) have observed the parlous situation nowadays confronting young Thai females, i.e. managing a new concept of dating with neither parental support nor the life skills to deal with their own desires, much less the coercive tactics of boyfriends.

"With less than three coercive controls on average per police authority, more needs to be done so that people can involve the police at an early stage before coercion turns into physical abuse".