"The intelligence community's position in 2005, and later, was that a substantial programme of intense physical coercion was uniquely necessary to protect the nation," he said.
The Tigers have a long record of forcible recruitments and violent coercion; there is substantial testimony that in their desperate Alamo-like condition, they have used the civilians on the beach as shields and involuntary recruits.
This was different in English where the authors found coercion to cause a substantial slowdown of reading speed.
Eliminating the decades-long policies of coercion and sanctions depends on substantial change in Iran's actions and policies.
The woman, Melissa St. Vil, 26, was the only person to testify at an evidentiary hearing, after which a judge decided there was sufficient evidence to try Mayweather on charges of coercion, battery-strangulation and battery causing substantial bodily harm.
Several previous studies have reported substantial differences between treatment units regarding the use of coercion [ 12- 18, 19, 19, 21, 22, 50- 53].
Caregivers were informed about the opportunity for HIV testing one week prior to travelling to the health centre and no substantial compensation was offered, ruling out the likelihood of coercion in the RC.
"The coercion aspect is a strong one.
Bioethics researchers from Stanford and Harvard have cautioned that "appropriate policy should prohibit coercion except in specific circumstances for specific occupations, justified by substantial gains in safety".
These statements have led some to believe that a failure to make good on calls for al-Asad to leave power and forcefully respond to the use of chemical weapons would result in a substantial loss of U.S. credibility with grave consequences for its ability to exercise coercion in general, especially in relation to the U.S. dispute with Iran over its nuclear program.
