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coercive ADJ

coercive

coercive
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coercive ADJ

coercive detention LAW

coercive force

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In this case, the magnetoresistance results from the differences in the coercive forces (for example, it is smaller for permalloy than cobalt).
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Two tactics used are the coercive and prosocial strategies.
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If that fails, more coercive means will be used.
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The coercive strategies involve controlling and regulating all resources of the out-group through a monopoly.
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His writings on educational theory and practice involved a flexible strategy that focused on moral formation rather than the coercive regulation of behavior.
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Some disputes need the coercive power of the state to enforce a resolution.
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Mass displacements and coercive migrations forced millions into refugee camps or across the border, creating a humanitarian crisis.
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The first distinction is between coercive power and persuasive power.
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Psychiatry is seen by proponents of anti-psychiatry as a coercive instrument of oppression.
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Authors argue that there is an obligation for the state to limit coercive actions which are disproportionate to the risk of intrusion.
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