Sentence examples for uncoerced actions from inspiring English sources

Supporters of capitalism believe that philosophers should not go beyond interpreting the world, and that the organized society should not establish any policies shaping the future, that the progress should be whatever happens as a sum of the uncoerced actions of individuals.

For the foregoing condensed definition of leisure to be understood, its reference to "uncoerced activity" must be clarified by defining "activity".

And the coercive enforcement of those laws makes possible meaningful distinctions between coerced and uncoerced activity in all of the other parts of social life governed by the rule of law.

According to them, an action is free if it is voluntary and uncoerced, and an action can be voluntary and uncoerced even though it is causally determined.

In reviewing possible violations of sexual misconduct, the University considers consent as the voluntary, informed, uncoerced agreement through words and actions freely given, which a reasonable person would interpret as a willingness to participate in mutually agreed-upon sexual acts.

That definition holds that leisure is uncoerced, contextually framed activity engaged in during free time, which people want to do and, using their abilities and resources, actually do in a satisfying or a fulfilling way (or both).

It is voluntary and uncoerced.

The New Museum also palpably credits viewers with a will and a right to uncoerced experience.

It has an inspired fluency, uncoerced, unmanaged, full of digressive ease.

We're all free individuals swimming in an ocean of uncoerced choice.

It's anachronistic for the 21st-century bond market to stymie uncoerced votes in restructuring cases.