According to the Code of Federal Regulations, "coercion," in turn, is defined as threats of serious harm or physical restraint, "any scheme, plan, or pattern" intended to cause a person to believe that failure to cooperate would result in serious harm or physical restraint, or threatened abuse of the legal process.
Labor or service obtained by: : threats of serious harm or physical restraint; : any scheme, plan, or pattern intended to cause a person to believe he would suffer serious harm or physical restraint if he did not perform such labor or services: : the abuse or threatened abuse of law or the legal process.
Meanwhile, a systematic parameter investigation is performed regarding the influences of elastic restraint parameters, lamination schemes, material properties, geometry parameters and loading types.
In addition, the results show that applying ORS scheme can restraint the effect of self-interference better than PRS scheme.
Mortgage lenders too are exercising restraint, helped by various government liquidity schemes and support for mortgage payers who have payment difficulties for more than three months.
The parameters studied include lateral restraint stiffness at the substructure boundaries, loading schemes in testing, slab thickness and reinforcement detailing in slabs.
The Federal District Court in Washington ruled on Feb. 11 that the residents who sued had an adequate basis to argue the existence of "a purported scheme of restraints that has the purpose and effect of fixing, artificially depressing, standardizing and stabilizing resident physician compensation".
Therefore, we used a simplified PIP function to introduce the prior information restraints to the inference scheme.
The regulatory scheme at issue may not be a prior restraint in the strict sense.
