Sentences with phrase «much coercion»

For example, the wire's padded connection at the mouse end scrapes against its hard plastic edges without much coercion, which could wear it down over time.

In cases like these, it becomes very hard to know how much coercion law enforcement agents placed on the alleged perpetrators.

Not that it takes much coercion because I love them just as much as (probably more than) the next -LSB-...]

Not exact matches

I also agree, religion has been used as a means of nefarious coercion, and that is something I deplore as much as you do.

But fred, it's not that much different from the same god who killed infants just outside of the womb as a coercion tactic.

Much of sin gets into the human spirit under the guise of love; but the sin is not always the coercion of the other, it is the perversion of goals, the misuse of power, and the self - justification which grows not from love but from its absence.

But this concept of «negative liberty» doesn't tell us much about how we resolve the inevitable conflicts between wills without raw coercion, or even why we should do so.

Force, a term much used in physics, is not sheer coercion but the mysterious attraction exercised by one entity, understood as an energy event, upon another.

I think the idea that there's coercion and consent issues with familial relationships is the much stronger argument.

In many cases, the woman is not aware of the coercion involved until much later, often after reunion has taken place.

«While there is [certainly] too much violence and legal coercion used against scholars worldwide,... the primary threat is isolation.

There is so much they could learn from one another, but through the coercion of a certain few, a single misunderstanding sets the stage for all out bloodshed and mayhem.

There is a welcome subtlety to this — Laura sees the coercion involved, but the way she herself is subjugated to her husband's authority means that she can't do much about it (she doesn't even have the standing, we see, to help the poor white farm laborers).

And lower stakes tests that are primarily about information rather than coercion will produce much less harmful narrowing of the curriculum.

And what the laws did was to make union organizing and collective bargaining much easier, largely by setting up legal frameworks that allowed for elements of coercion.»

As explained in my new book, Environmentalism Gone Mad (available here), Federal coercion to expand the use of «renewables» would end up forcing electric power ratepayers to spend much more to obtain much less reliable electric power.

A much wiser approach would be to allow the US market for electricity to determine whether more or fewer solar panels are needed without any subsidies or coercion since the basis for fearing catastrophic effects from increasing levels of carbon dioxide is scientifically invalid.

«If we can not have a say as to what goes on in our territories, free from economic coercion and threats, particularly in the case of dangerous projects like Kinder Morgan, Canada can not say that it respects the rights of Indigenous Peoples,» said Chief Judy Wilson of the Neskonlith Indian Band, which is part of the Secwepemc Nation in BC whose territory much of the pipeline would need to pass through.

If majoritarian bullying is a concern — and it should be — it seems obvious that the ability to limit free speech is a much more serious concern since it allows majoritarian bullying through coercion rather than simply speech.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have historically been subject to much more misdiagnosis, mistreatment, incarceration and coercion than other Australians in the hands of psychiatric institutions, psychiatrists and other mental health professionals.

The mediator cares very much that the process is free of coercion, but its outcomes are decided by the parties.

An addicted person will use whatever method at hand — be it deceit, coercion, defensiveness, blame, and much more.