First, diverse networks are not coercive; participants are willing members.
"To see if we can find any structures that are not coercive.
He emphasized that the technique is not coercive when used correctly, and that practitioners take "extreme caution" when questioning juveniles.
F.D.A. guidelines instruct review boards to make sure that payment is not "coercive" and does not exert an "undue influence" on subjects.
The 11th Circuit appeals court in Atlanta has ruled that the law is not coercive and that federal officials can impose lesser penalties than stopping all Medicaid funding.
That argument was dismissed by the 11th Circuit appellate court, which found that the expansion was not coercive since the federal government would pay most of the added costs and the states have ample time to set up alternative programs.
The new eugenics, by contrast, is based on a relatively sound (if still largely incomplete) science, and is not coercive; decisions about the genetic endowment of children would be left up to their parents.
But commercial clinical trial sites on the Web are not subject to monitoring by institutional review boards, the panels that examine ethical issues and ensure that the language used to inform potential trial candidates is not coercive or too hopeful.
In the 1994 case of Mendel v. Caroll, Chancellor William T. Allen wrote that a board could not issue a dilutive option to force a controlling shareholder who sought to buy the company to sell to another party where the price being paid by the controlling shareholder was not coercive.
And religious people would put much more emphasis on group rights than some secularists would.Religions are an example of groups which are "not coercive in the sense of exercising power over a person against their will, nor are they compulsory, in the sense of denying people the right of exit," Mr Spencer affirms.
But on the cultural libertarian feminist view, much of the pressure to conform to gender roles is not coercive.
