Sentence examples for on coercion from inspiring English sources

In militant societies economic life was based on coercion and directed in one way or another by government, while in industrial societies the economy was based on contract and voluntary exchange.

In mental health, reliance on coercion in the patient's best interest is commonplace.

The success of censorship relies not on coercion and legal enforcement, but on public support.

Leaders, lacking legitimacy, took refuge in Arab nationalism and came to depend on coercion instead of consent.

In the final analysis, the Australian facility on Manus Island relies on coercion to keep asylum seekers detained.

An economic system based on free labour and free exchange is far more dynamic and adaptable than a system based on coercion.

For some, none of what is going on is coercion, while for others everything is coercion.

It will be an exciting day if the major labels come up with something truly more compelling than piracy on one hand or coercion on the other – but I don't think this is it.

While there were forms of credit and developed money systems, there were nonetheless some "absolute" limits on what one could physically amass (usually depending on direct coercion).

It could be a commentary on the coercion and intimidations of slickly organized religion on a happy time.

*** p <.001 ** p <.01 * p <.05 Inserting the cut-off point on the PTSD screening (4.00) led to a critical value on the "Coercion Experience Scale" of 70.