Thus Mill's understanding of coercion appears to treat a wider array of powers as potential means of coercion than did earlier thinkers.
It is a contrast to the opposition, built on a wider array of power blocs, including gay and civil rights groups, unions, businesses and corporations, ethnic lobbies and Hollywood — as well as religious groups.
It gives Congress a wide array of specific powers, but also broad authority to pass laws that bring to life "all other powers vested by this Constitution in the government of the United States, or in any department or officer thereof".
They also came to be regarded as possessing a wide array of curative powers.
Though less strident than expected, the United States Secretary of Defense Ash Carter's speech was an attempt to provide unequivocal justification for America's growing military footprint in Asia and its deepening security alliances with a wide array of regional powers.
The helmet reminiscent of Guy-Manuel's open-lensed dome houses a full face of lights that flash and shine in a wide array of colors, powered by Beaglebone Black.
Implementation, as we have seen above, is driven by a wide array of contextual factors, including shifting power relations.
Mapping is a critical component of any autonomous technology for self-driving cars, and powers a wide array of advertising services and features on mobile devices.
The company develops, integrates, markets and services advanced systems used by semiconductor manufacturers to create chips that power a wide array of electronic, communications and information technology products.
Outfitted with AMD Athlon™ II or AMD Phenom™ II and ATI™ HD 5450 or NVIDIA® GeForce® 9200 graphics, these systems can power a wide array of digital media applications, including casual games.
