I have always thought of coercion as involving the big offences, and I have really discovered that coercion is as much a part of the everyday routines, but they are much more difficult to detect.
For instance, one person from an acute ward said: I have always thought of coercion as involving the big offences, and I have really discovered that coercion is as much a part of the everyday routines, but they are much more difficult to detect.
We must think of sexual coercion as a public health issue too, as something not only to be prosecuted, but also to be prevented.
"You have to think of the voter as a potential adversary who might want to sell his vote or be susceptible to coercion," said Dr. Ronald L. Rivest, a professor of computer science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Even religion's not insubstantial powers of persuasion (think Hell) and coercion (think Inquisition) have proved insufficient to blot out this insidious sin.
Elaine Halligan, London director of the Parent Practice, which offers training for parents, said: "Lots of adults think coercion is the key, and we absolutely don't agree with that.
When I asked Reni why she thought her mother made this decision, she told me she thinks of it as the result of a litany of "insidious coercions" from mainstream media for people to conform to Eurocentric ideas of beauty.
Although referred to by the media as an "atheist group," FFRF does not promote atheism but rather the right of everyone to speak and think freely without coercion.
Although it is possible to identify and analyze uses of coercion here, there are difficulties in some of the main sorts of cases that both enrich and complicate thought about coercion.
"Because the holding is so dependent on the somewhat unusual facts of Medicaid, and because the court set forth no theory of coercion, I think we will see a lot of challenges in an effort to discover the contours of the coercion doctrine".
