However, Hume allows in the Treatise that they are sometimes free in the sense of 'liberty' which is opposed to violence or constraint.
If an action is the result of "violence" or constraint of some kind, then, although it may be necessitated or caused, it is not the result of the agent's will, and so cannot be attributed to him (T, 2.3.2.6/411).
In this paper, a modified exact penalty function for equality constrained nonlinear programming problem is constructed by augmenting a new variable that controls the constraint violence.
But on the other hand, power can only appear as a force that does violence, as a constraint that limits interests, limits even the vocation of individuals.
The actors' terse wit, chewy accents, and impulsive gestures suggest great physical force as well as equally great cultural constraints, ambient violence and a fear of God.
One gets an impression of an environment suffocating in constraints, where violence broods under the surface.
The dictatorship was characterized by widespread corruption, and military enforcement, where it's been tested within Brazil, has not been a successful constraint on urban violence".
They experience traumatic events, economic constraints, safety issues, violence and the loss of loved ones, and are forced to relocate.
Difficult conditions caused by economic constraints, safety issues, violence and loss of loved ones leads to involuntary changes in displaced people's lives.
A qualitative study among H'mong minority women also found four major reasons for the lower rates of contraceptive use in this group: limited knowledge about contraceptives, fear of domestic violence, cultural taboos, and time constraints (48).
