Sentence examples for threat aspect from inspiring English sources

For Goodin, the moral questionability of the threat aspect of a throffer is generally mitigated by the attractiveness of the offer aspect.

For others, by contrast, if a throffer is coercive, it is explicitly the threat aspect that makes it so, and not all throffers can be considered coercive.

Firstly, when the threat aspect of the throffer is a joke; secondly, when the offer aspect is already so desirable to the subject that the threat does not affect their decision-making; or, thirdly, when the subject mistakenly believes the threat immaterial because of the attractiveness of the offer.

In the words of Daniel Shapiro, also a political philosopher, the offer aspect of workfare is seen in the "benefits one receives if one learns new skills, gets a job, alters destructive behaviors and the like", while the threat aspect is executed with "the elimination or reduction of aid, if the person does not, after a certain period of time, accept the offer".

However, if both offer and threat aspects of the throffer are motivating factors, then it is tricky to determine whether the agent subject to the proposal was coerced.

Fallon confirmed that the legal definition of "imminent threat" – one aspect of permissible justification for carrying out strikes in self-defence – has departed from its original definition of imminence, meaning there was no time left for deliberation.

But unlike for public health workers [ 9], the threat ('concerned') aspect of preparedness for pandemic flu has shown no real impact on willingness to respond among hospital workers.

This process perspective and the severity and imminence of threat are aspects that have been considered since the 1970s (Tans, 1974).

The purpose of an approach strategy is to gain control over the threat relevant aspects of the situation, whereas an avoidance strategy works to reduce the arousal associated with a threat.

The major professional areas left out relate to competencies for addressing threats to aspects of self-care capacity, notably social work.

Nakayama presented his case, mentioning seeds found in a 12,000-year-old archaeological site, the traditions of the imperial household and the threat that an aspect of the culture was in danger of extinction.