For instance, some of the data collection efforts determined a rape had occurred if actual physical force was used; others considered the threat of physical force a sufficient measure.
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Hardin's physical force is a constant presence in the novel.
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The crux of sexual assault was once violent physical force.
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One 2015 survey conducted by the American Association of Universities found that nearly 12 percent of students reported experiencing nonconsensual sexual contact by physical force or threats of physical force while enrolled at school.
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That feeling that the depression is a physical force outside yourself.
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Black men and women are more likely to encounter physical force.
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Use that verbal forcefulness, and if that doesn't work, physical force.
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A survey by the American Association of Universities in 2015 found that 11.7 percent of student respondents across 27 universities reported experiencing nonconsensual sexual contact by physical force or threats of physical force while enrolled in school.
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" He also praised people using physical force at his rallies as "appropriate.
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Physical force would only be used when "no reasonable alternative exists," Johnson said.
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It's a herky-jerky combination of spin moves, step backs, and physical force.
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However, this physical force can do more than just bring heavenly bodies together.
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Twenty-four years later, Bill Clinton isn't the same, youthful physical force, either.
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Eric Lindros may have been the most unstoppable physical force in hockey history.
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But Beck "did not de-escalate and instead used physical force," it says.
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Some accused him of using physical force to compel them to have sex.
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That's why brute physical force doesn't determine whether an attack counts as sexual assault.
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During an internal affairs investigation, Marrero falsely denied that any officer used physical force.
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"Nothing was working, using all the physical force they could muster," Sheriff Snyder added.
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He scored 400 goals, could be a physical force, and was a respected leader.
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He denied that Anna was handcuffed and that the men used physical force on her.
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So it just isn't true that words wound in the same way as physical force.
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They have used procedural delays and sometimes physical force to prevent key votes from taking place.
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Foreman, at 25 to Ali's 32, was a physical force that nobody thought could be beat.
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But real harm results from nonconsensual sex acts, even when they are inflicted without physical force.
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It is overwhelming, a physical force that radiates from her, detectable only by humans' sixth sense: empathy.
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"Officers immediately separated the dogs from the victims using pepper spray and physical force," reads the statement.
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Spanking also teaches children that it is acceptable to use physical force to get what you want.
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"Robbery under Florida law," Thomas wrote, corresponds to the physical force necessary to overcome a victim's resistance.
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"Some would have you believe that a bat by itself automatically is deadly physical force," he said.
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We also understand when the advance goes from sloppy and stupid to the use of physical force.
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Chinese rhetoric has also hardened in Hong Kong, as has use of physical force, particularly live rounds.
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Be prepared for testimony about physical force to be countered by attacks on all the accusers' credibility.
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They regularly confront their perceived opponents with physical force, ranging from thrown milkshakes to assault and battery.
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Again and again, we must rise to the majestic heights of meeting physical force with soul force.
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"Physical force in this house is never permitted, is never welcomed and it is entirely inappropriate," Julian said.
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Forcible compulsion in relation to sex crimes means to compel by use of physical force or by threat.
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It will track not only police shootings, but also deaths caused by taser, physical force, or vehicular crash.
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Officers have been using chemical spray instead of physical force more frequently, Mr. Ponte said in an interview.
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Physicists now think they&aposve spotted the actions of a fifth physical force emerging from a helium atom.
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Corporal punishment was defined as an adult's use of physical force to "correct or control" a child's behavior.
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"Corporal punishment teaches children that physical force is an acceptable way to change someone's behavior," Elgar said by email.
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Even when physical force is used, the people doing the Othering can also bolster their self-definition through words.
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"What's the point at which he can feel that deadly physical force is being used against him?" he said.
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He contended that a recklessness standard failed to satisfied the federal requirement that a person actually use physical force.
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Howard isn't the physical force he used to be, but he can still show surprising explosiveness around the basket.
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Whereas Shaq was always an overwhelming physical force at center, Shareef is a lithe 6-foot-9, 200-pound forward.
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If a defendant did not use physical force, a judge may have him serve some of that time as probation.
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It began as a wave of anxiety, so heavy and intense it crashed over my body like a physical force.
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"He, with physical force, violated my trust, my body and my basic right to reject his sexual advances," she said.
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Throughout it all, Kuffner's gamelatron rings in the background, the physical force of his sounds filling and connecting the polar spaces.
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In emergency situations, like high speeds and steep angles, turning that crank can require a lot of physical force to operate.
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When he tried to handcuff Lucas, the suspect allegedly resisted and physical force was used to restrain him, the complaint states.
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In addition, police supervisors were noted for covering up reports of physical force by failing to fill out the proper paperwork.
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He and Fidel used the same tactics of physical force—via their bodyguards—to handle an uncomfortable encounter with the press.
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Though strained, their joint mission embodies a pact between "physical force" and the "more enlightened path" of wisdom that may rescue China.
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The state is a human community that successfully claims the monopoly of the legitimate use of physical force within a given territory.
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Because there is such an emphasis on the visuals, people tend to forget that sound can have depth and a physical force.
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In charging the two lieutenants, prosecutors said they sometimes used physical force or their administrative power to coerce women into providing sex.
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Regardless of whether administered from another satellite or from Earth, violence in space does not need to be a matter of physical force.
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Strongly in favor of the European Union, the party is also firmly against using physical force to forward the cause of unifying Ireland.
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They are almost always stunned to learn that, in most states, the legal definition of rape still requires the use of physical force.
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TMZ broke the story ... Paula got a restraining order against Robin after Julian complained to school officials his dad used excessive physical force.
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Previously, the statute required evidence of force or "threat of physical force" and lack of consent to charge someone with a sexual offense.
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Jacobsen goes on to write that: Houck watched hundreds, then thousands of average Americans suspend their disbelief and bend metal without physical force.
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The department has created a new policy governing the use of physical force by guards, one of the key requirements of the settlement.
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The prosecutor's office, citing initial reports and information, said that police used physical force and compliance holds to secure Lowery in the ambulance.
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There are already clear rules governing the circumstances under which physical force can be used on inmates, and officers have routinely violated them.
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"(Digital crime) does not involve physical force but the impact is there, it exists and it lasts for a long time," she said.
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Several officers in the encounter "remained calm and followed standard de-escalation techniques without initiating physical force directed" at Schultz, the lawsuit says.
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Tuesday's decision considered a part of the law that defined violent felonies to include offenses involving the use or threat of physical force.
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But just because Ngo has filmed Portland leftists, or even doxxed them, doesn't mean they are justified in using physical force against him.
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The California Democrat went on to read examples from the 2016 presidential campaign when Trump encouraged his supporters to use physical force against protesters.
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To prove rape, the prosecutors would have had to show the men used physical force or threats to compel the woman to have sex.
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This shift may also require reforming our sexual assault laws, which continue to fixate on physical force rather than on the absence of consent.
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When the police officer applies physical force to the individual, or when the officer makes a show of authority to which the individual submits.
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Police said that Coniglio allegedly received three checks each month and used physical force to get the elderly man to cooperate with him, CBS reports.
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"Never in this line of work is it acceptable to respond to reasonable and legitimate questioning with the use of physical force," the statement reads.
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The investigation will be conducted in compliance with Senate Bill 111 which outlines protocols to be followed when deadly physical force is used, police say.
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"Although he vigorously denies using physical force, Mr. Weinstein has himself recognized that his contact with women was indefensible and incredibly hurtful," Boies told me.
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"We don't want to come back here, anything can happen in Game 7s," said defenseman Brendan Smith, a physical force for the Rangers this series.
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In May, the monitors noted significant reforms at the jail complex, but also problems of deep concern, including officers' continued use of physical force against inmates.
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Photo: Lion Mizrahi (Getty)For the first time ever, a government announced publicly that it had used immediate lethal physical force in response to a cyberattack.
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Let's say that violence is behavior that uses physical force in order to cause damage, harm or death to some living thing, whether human or not.
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That is what I experienced was happening when he with physical force violated my trust, my body and my basic right to reject his sexual advances.
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There's no excuse for giving anyone even a hint of a threat that you might resort to physical force, even if that is not your intent.
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"If someone is coming at you with a bat, that is deadly physical force," said Marvyn Kornberg, a Queens defense lawyer who has handled police cases.
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The charge accuses Bryant of "sexual penetration or intrusion and (that) he caused submission of the victim through actual physical force," according to the district attorney.
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He said the office's reports serve as a guide for police to enact reforms, such as how to de-escalate conflicts and when to use physical force.
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Homicides and assaults carried out with guns lead to arrests about half as often as when the same crimes are committed using other weapons or physical force.
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Indeed, some of these men think that verbal coercion and taking advantage of a toxically impaired woman are less serious transgressions than the use of physical force.
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United States, No. 17-5554, concerned a part of the law that defined violent felonies to include any offenses involving the use or threat of physical force.
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Rape in the first degree is established when a person engages in intercourse with another person by "forcible compulsion" through the use of physical force or threats.
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He then ran head first into a locked exit door "before a group of corrections officers used physical force to apprehend and handcuff him," the statement added.
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"NISVS characterizes vaginal penetration of a victim as 'rape' if the act involves the use of physical force or threats to physically harm the victim," the report states.
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When Judge Nicholas Garaufis called the idea of armed guards "absurd," Agnifilo said his client would consent to physical force being used on him, but not lethal force.
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" Two years later, MacKinnon published her landmark book, "Sexual Harassment of Working Women," which argued that "economic power is to sexual harassment as physical force is to rape.
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These conditions will lead me to think about pressure and the continuous physical force exerted on or against an object by something in contact with it for example.
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Many had never lifted a finger to an inmate in years of working — they were able to use words rather than physical force more effectively than male colleagues.
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Those who said they were forced were asked follow-up questions about the types of coercion, including physical force, verbal pressure, and the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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The government's attorney, Deputy Solicitor General Edwin Kneedler, argued it does because burglary presents a substantial risk that physical force will be used against the victim or property.
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One of the four accusers in the affidavit told police Stewart used physical force with her when she refused his sexual demands, allegedly hitting her arm or slapping her.
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Officers Blane Salamoni and Howie Lake II were accused of violating Sterling's rights under the Fourth Amendment, which outlaws unreasonable search and seizure, including unreasonable physical force by police.
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"We used a water cannon, blanks and rubber bullets as well as physical force," Interior Ministry Chief Secretary Georgi Kostov told reporters outside what is Bulgaria's biggest refugee camp.
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"(T)he investigation determined that while physical force and restraint techniques were used against these minor children, these actions did not rise to the level of criminal charges," Sgt.
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Some states have revised their criminal codes so that physical force is not a defining metric of the harm wrought by sexual assault and California should do the same.
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Between the acrylic-on-chalkboard creaks of "Monstera Deliciosa," the stomach-rumbling bass of "Vermillions," it's a record that will get you thinking about sound as a physical force.
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"The argument that the petitioners are making [is] that the law calls for physical force, and so if it's not seriously physically violent, then that shouldn't count," she said.
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"I believe that when he attacked me that evening with physical force, with no regard for my cries and protests, it scarred me deeply -- mentally and emotionally," Haley said.
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Still, prosecutors will have to prove Mr. Weinstein used physical force or threats of harm to get his way, which could be challenging with little or no physical evidence.
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"[T]he investigation determined that while physical force and restraint techniques were used against these minor children, these actions did not rise to the level of criminal charges," Sgt.
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As the ship's arc widens, the king is made to feel the physical force of today's mistake, followed quickly by the psychic force of a lifetime of human error.
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The moment the officer demands the citizen interact with her and the citizen submits, or seeks to restrain the citizen by physical force, the encounter blossoms into a seizure.
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Officers frequently resort to physical force when a subject does not immediately respond to verbal commands, even where the subject poses no imminent threat to the officer or others.
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TMZ broke the story ... Paula got a restraining order against Robin after their 6-year-old son, Julian, complained to school officials his dad was using excessive physical force.
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Long is accused of "purposely or knowingly" causing her death, "specifically by using physical force to cause blunt head and neck trauma," according to an arrest complaint obtained by PEOPLE.
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Shootings generally involve scrutiny by both the department and the judicial system concerning the legality of the shooting and the proper use of justifiable deadly physical force by the officer.
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In the suit, Long says the airline should have known removing Dao from the flight would require "physical force," and says the CDA didn't properly train him for such situations.
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Biko turned ideas into a potent new weapon, and the white minority state was slow to appreciate that the spread of ideas could not be contained by physical force alone.
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"As a rule, small sums are involved in these cases, and it is easier to recover them by physical force," said Danila S. Mikhalishchev, a debt collector turned consumer advocate.
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Would Spacey know of the accuser's objection if the accuser did not either verbally stop Spacey from continuing or exert enough physical force against Spacey to make his disapproval obvious?
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Staff were accused of inappropriate relationships with children in care; of using physical force and, in one case, an employee was found to have kept money sent to a child.
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Over the protests of the F.B.I. agents, and advised by two military psychologists who had no experience conducting interrogations, C.I.A. officials decided that only extreme physical force would break him.
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And in Turkey, the government proposed last November to exonerate around 3,000 men accused of statutory rape if they married their victims and were not accused of using physical force.
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Doctors and nurses in hospitals are allowed to use physical force to calm down a patient who is seeking treatment for mental health issues and is getting agitated or violent.
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" The law in question in the case defines "aggravated felonies" — which require automatic deportation under federal immigration law — as crimes in which "substantial risk that physical force may be used.
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In addition, in 2013 the FBI updated its definition of rape to remove the word "forcibly" to reflect the contemporary understanding of rape — that it does not necessarily involve physical force.
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What should have been a simple parking ticket turned into an attempt at police intimidation followed by unlawful use of physical force, including being handcuffed and tased and then unlawfully booked.
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Matta-Clark's iconic deconstruction practice of directly hacking into hard walls was a sophisticated negotiation of physical boundaries that insisted on the primacy of physical force tied to the artistic imagination.
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The girls told investigators that Tatro used physical force to coerce them, on some occasions trapping them in spaces they could not exit, including the dugout on the school's baseball field.
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Even when physical force is used, CIT officers are more likely to refer subjects to mental health treatment than to arrest, saving unnecessary time and cost to the criminal justice system.
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A study by Brookings Institution scholar John Villasenor found that a fifth of college students believe using physical force is okay to shut up a speaker who makes an offensive remark.
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The prosecution will have to prove Mr. Weinstein used physical force or threats of harm to get what he wanted, a high bar in cases with little or no physical evidence.
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The district is supposed to be notified whenever a student is restrained, and officers are strongly discouraged from using physical force unless absolutely necessary in the case of "imminent danger," Martinez said.
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What should have been a simple parking ticket turned into an attempt at police intimidation, followed by the unlawful use of physical force, including being handcuffed and tased, and then unlawfully booked.
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The federal code has 21 statutes outlining the different methods of obstruction of justice, including the use of murder or physical force to disrupt a testimony influencing a juror, and falsifying records.
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Tusk's lawyer Roman Giertych said earlier this month that prosecutors had threatened twice to use physical force against the former prime minister to bring him to the hearing despite his EU immunity.
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Israel's claim is noteworthy because it brings into reality a scenario that many experts have long predicted: The use of immediate and near real-time physical force to respond to a cyberattack.
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Prosecutors have accused Lieutenant Martinez, who served in the Marines, of "using physical force and fear to repeatedly rape" a female prisoner between December 2015 and April 2016, according to court papers.
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"Officer Pantaleo was justified in using physical force to make this arrest," he said, noting that Garner can be seen in video shouting and arguing with the officers trying to arrest him.
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" Amnesty's Ojigho said that "sex in these highly coercive circumstances is always rape, even when physical force is not used, and Nigerian soldiers and Civilian JTF members have been getting away it.
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Both are women who defy societal expectations with their power and sheer physical force, and whose armor allows them a certain freedom from those traditional norms — their actions define them, not their gender.
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"After carefully reviewing the relevant facts and circumstances, we have determined that the use of deadly physical force was not justified in this instance," Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery said in a statement.
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"Never in this line of work is it acceptable to respond to reasonable and legitimate questioning with use of physical force," 16 female members of the media wrote in a letter released Wednesday.
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Battles can be fought both hand to hand and with the push of a button, so the skills needed range considerably: high-tech and cyber experience, training in foreign languages, physical force, etc.
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BUDAPEST — When the Hungarian government coerced the Central European University, a leading college in Budapest, into shutting some of its operations in December, it did not do so by threat of physical force.
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Elliott, the N.F.L.'s rushing leader as a rookie last season, was suspended after the league concluded he used physical force last summer in Ohio against Tiffany Thompson, his girlfriend at the time.
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Both cases came down to the question of whether the officers acted "willfully" to deprive the suspects of their Fourth Amendment right not to be subject to unreasonable physical force by the police.
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The ability to manipulate others without using physical force likely conferred an advantage in the competition for resources and mates, akin to the evolution of deceptive strategies in the animal kingdom, such as camouflage.
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The study suggests that electric fields can exert a physical force on a bumblebee's tiny body hairs and cause them to move — and these hairs then relay nerve signals to the brain in response.
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"Based on the entire record, the credible evidence establishes that on multiple occasions during the week of July 16, 2016, you used physical force against (the alleged victim) resulting in her injury," Jones said.
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Its authors cautioned that the findings were only preliminary and identified problems that continue to fester, including abysmal conditions at the department's training academy and officers' persistent use of physical force against restrained inmates.
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The criminal acts in this law apply to forcible felonies, which involve violence or the threat of physical force or violence to any individual, not only the infant but other family members or strangers.
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Robot butts are just the latest implementation of an emerging technology known as haptics—a field of robotics that concerns itself with touch, and how robots can use physical force to recreate realistic sensations.
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Gaglio stated under oath that the girl, accused of stealing a cellphone, tried to resist arrest through "intimidation, physical force, or interference," and that the two of them had slipped on a patch of ice.
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"When deputies are put in a position that requires them to use physical force to effect an arrest or defend themselves against a threat, the actions can be graphic and difficult to watch," Flood said.
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The burnt parts of the packaging indicate that the battery did catch fire at some point, but that sometimes happens to batteries when you apply a lot of physical force to them (right, hoverboard industry?).
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In the absence of the use of physical force or a weapon by the defendant, it is always difficult to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt in "non-stranger" criminal sex abuse and rape cases.
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Even when the defense can keep up with him or gets lucky jumping an angle to the basket, they are usually no match for that last factor—the pure physical force of Okafor in motion.
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SOFIA, March 20 (Reuters) - Bulgaria's parliament voted after a heated debate on Friday to allow the military to help implement measures to curb the coronavirus, with a mandate to use physical force if absolutely necessary.
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Those who identify with Antifa, the leaderless left-wing movement that confronts far-right protesters with physical force, would argue that they are working to hinder the rise of fascist movements inside the United States.
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Advocates say extending the ban to misdemeanors that involve physical force or a credible threat to personal safety could allow police to intervene early against individuals who could go on to carry out deadly attacks.
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A recent study published in one of the premiere journals from the American Medical Association indicates that 6.5 percent of women in the United States experience their first sexual intercourse through physical force or coercion.
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The confessions used against them at trial were coerced by NYPD detectives using a combination of lies, false promises and occasionally even physical force to frighten the young defendants into admitting to crimes they never committed.
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Indeed, Fawcett refused to use physical force on any of his expeditions, preferring to reason with natives; this is signified by a scene where Mr Hunnam sings and plays music to natives to assuage their hostility.
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Since then, the clearance rate for murders committed with firearms has dropped by around 20 percentage points, even as the clearance rate for murders committed with other weapons or by physical force appears to have improved.
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They say the painkiller also has been nicknamed "the drug of fighters" for its well-documented use by jihadist fights in the Middle East "both as an excitant and to increase the capacity for physical force."
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Critics point out that correlation does not imply causation, and that the same survey showed that 87% of "non-consensual penetration involving physical force" at Harvard took place in dorms, which are run by the university.
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While in some Rikers buildings there has been a reduction of inmate-on-inmate violence, as well as physical force being used by officers against inmates, the number of slashings and stabbings has continued to rise.
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The CBP proposal requirements indicated that the wall would have to be at least 22010 feet high and able to withstand significantly physical force, prevent climbing and tunneling and be aesthetically appealing on the American side.
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The armed forces will be mobilized to assist civilian authorities in controlling public movement, with authorization to stop vehicles and persons until police authorities arrive and to use physical force if it is deemed absolutely necessary.
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The police and courts tend to define rape narrowly, generally pursuing cases only when there are signs of both physical force and self-defense and discouraging complaints when either the assailant or victim has been drinking.
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Rain of course is a popular Swift lyrical motif that she tends to employ when her heart and feelings are moving so much faster than words could ever hope, so instead it manifests as a physical force.
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" But he added that Trump could have transgressed a different federal law that makes it a crime for an individual to induce others to commit felonies involving physical force against American property, "which almost certainly includes cyberhacking.
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But it also includes a provision saying that other crimes can be considered "aggravated felonies" if the government considers them a "crime of violence" — that is, if it contains a use or substantial risk of physical force.
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" A nation of spankers The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child defines corporal punishment as "any punishment in which physical force is used and intended to cause some degree of pain or discomfort, however light.
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But I turned out far from perfect and, while many factors are at play, it baffles me that more people don't question whether we would not have fared better if physical force had been off the table.
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The people subjected to illegal searches were restrained with "physical force, intimidation, and deceit, even after visitors asked to leave or visitors affirmatively stated that they did not consent to be searched," prosecutors said in court papers.
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In a 5-4 opinion written by Justice Clarence Thomas, the court backed the government and held that robbery under a Florida law qualifies as a crime of "physical force" that can trigger the Armed Career Criminal Act.
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She said the teachers were not told they were going to be shot before the execution-style shooting exercise began, and the trainers did not ask the teachers about their medical histories before subjecting them to physical force.
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The N.F.L. said it believed he used "physical force" three times in a span of five days in a Columbus, Ohio, apartment last July resulting in injuries to Thompson's face, neck, shoulders, arms, hands, wrists, hips and knees.
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Walking briskly at a pace of about four miles per hour — "which for some people would be a jog," Dr. Belavy says — generated enough physical force to bring people's movement into the range associated with the healthiest discs.
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That will require making it through the line of guards, who have repelled other such attempts with a level of physical force Sioux tribal members and protesters have described as "excessive" — claims that recently prompted a United Nations investigation.
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Among the many spacecraft and satellites LightSail 21 doesn't have solar-powered engines, or use solar energy or heat for some secondary purpose; it will literally be propelled by the physical force of photons hitting its immense shiny sail.
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Impressionistically outlining the history of the governmental oppression of black bodies—whether via physical force or legislation—Moor Mother's debut LP fetish bones vibrated with an urgency that few albums this year vibrated with the same urgency, Fetish Bones.
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I should also emphasize that the nationwide attention to this incident -- which perhaps could have been handled differently by all involved -- came because of the actions of Chicago airport security, which determined physical force was a necessary means to an end.
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Gravity, as a physical force is actually one of the four fundamental forces that scientists have observed in the universe, along with electromagnetic, strong nuclear, and weak nuclear forces, and is both the weakest and least understood of the four.
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Professional students of cults, as well as ex-members of the Rajneesh community, confirm that, indeed, the Rajneesh organization—unlike other, similar cult groups—does not utilize physical force either to recruit new members or to restrain followers from leaving.
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Several of the plaintiffs are Muslims and people of color, at least one case involves allegations of physical force, and in another, a sick child was allegedly detained along with her parents for six hours at the US-Canadian border.
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"What should have been a simple parking ticket turned into an attempt at police intimidation, followed by the unlawful use of physical force, including being handcuffed and tased, and then unlawfully booked," Brown said in a statement after the video's release.
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When asked by reporters for his response, he often instructs voters to watch him in action on the trail, where he has made shows of physical force by sprinting through parades or lingering late into the evening to shake hands.
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When asked by reporters for his response, he often instructs voters to watch him in action on the trail, where he has made shows of physical force by sprinting through parades or lingering late into the evening to shake hands.
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I don't love the underlying argument that femininity and maternal instinct are monstrous forces that should be tamped down by programming and physical force, but I do appreciate the still-lingering paranoia about living in a world where every item knows you intimately.
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"What should have been a simple parking ticket turned into an attempt at police intimidation, followed by the unlawful use of physical force, including being handcuffed and tased, and then unlawfully booked," Brown said in the statement posted on the team's Twitter account.
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Based on various accounts of other alleged incidents involving Weinstein, had she given in, she may have been made to watch him shower or engage in a sexual act -- behavior other women have publicly recounted -- or potentially have been accosted with physical force.
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They have cited staff for drunkenness; shoving, using other physical force and belittling children; for keeping kids in unair-conditioned rooms in mid-July at a shelter in El Paso; and in one case for having an "inappropriate relationship" with a child.
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At a background briefing for foreign media Friday, a senior Hong Kong police commander said officers were concerned that the level of physical force was reaching a point where they might be forced to use live ammunition to defend themselves or others.
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They note that the university's 2015 task force on sexual assault reported that 16 percent of graduating women reported "nonconsensual completed or attempted penetration involving physical force, incapacitation or both," and that since that time, there's been no evidence of a decline.
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The Lautenberg Amendment to the federal Gun Control Act prohibits people with misdemeanor domestic violence convictions from buying guns, but only if the offense involved physical force against a current or former spouse, a child, or a person with whom the offender shares a child.
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I believe that when he attacked me that evening, with physical force, with no regard for anything I said, no regard for my cries and protests, my physical resistance, my panic and fear - it scarred me deeply - mentally and emotionally - perhaps irreparably, perhaps forever.
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Some of his victims were held at one of his properties where they were not allowed to leave without his permission, and were forced "through a combination of fraud, coercion, psychological force and manipulation, and physical force" to perform sex acts, the lawsuit says.
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The American Immigration Council, along with the Center for Constitutional Rights, said in a lawsuit that the agency's officers had used a variety of tactics — including misrepresentation, threats and intimidation, physical force and coercion — to deny legitimate asylum seekers the opportunity to pursue their claims.
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The sheer scale of the digital world can make it feel more dangerous than the "real" one, both inside and outside VR. But the internet can also provide spaces to engage with people you would never meet offline, safe from threats of physical force or economic pressure.
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After years of struggling to curb brutality by guards at the Rikers Island jail complex, the New York City Correction Department on Tuesday heralded a substantial drop in the use of physical force on inmates resulting in serious injuries in the first half of the year.
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Unfortunately, as it has played out, to pursue this goal all is permitted — violence, physical force, intimidation, lies, personal slurs, destruction of private property, shutdown of free speech, contempt for the rule of law, as well as promoting an open season on officers of the law.
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"Women are not being given the credit for having skills such as being strategic and good planners and being able to mediate rather than resort to physical force," said Sheriff Sadie Darnell of the Alachua County Sheriff's Office in Gainesville, Florida, and a member of the Generation W panel.
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Even before the video came out, though, Goodell admitted that the two-game suspension was too lenient and created a discipline standard: Any players who violated the league's personal conduct policy regarding assault, battery, domestic violence or sexual assault with physical force would be suspended six games for a first offense.
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"They don't have the physical edge in encounters with citizens so, instead, they defuse the situation from the beginning, put more effort into trying to talk their way out of the situation than to try to resort to physical force," said Jane Castor, a retired chief of the Tampa Police Department.
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While the IRA tried to use physical force to subvert the democratic will of the Northern Irish people (a majority of whom have always supported remaining in the UK), Sinn Fein tried, starting in the early '80s, to win Catholic votes away from peaceful republican parties like the Social Democratic and Labour Party.
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New York's definition of rape in the first degree (one of the crimes for which Weinstein is standing trial) does not prohibit nonconsensual intercourse unless it is committed "by forcible compulsion," which is defined as compelling a victim by using physical force or a threat of immediate death, physical injury, or kidnapping.
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It's confusing, because while it is undeniably satisfying, empowering even, to see a woman truly hold her own in a fight (cheers erupted in my screening of Atomic Blonde when Theron brought a man to his knees with pure physical force), there's also a deep underlying feeling of discomfort that I can't seem to shake.
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It includes the behavior of the autopilot - which EASA believes may take the aircraft too close to a stall before automatically cutting out - as well as the physical force needed by pilots to move a backup wheel that is part of the trim system and extra training to help crew cope with simultaneous alarms.
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Callimachi: It very much jives with the other accounts I have heard of what these punishments are like, down to the technical details of how they're carried out — the physical force that it takes to do it, the fact that the person executing the sentence is getting bloodied in addition to the prisoner. Right?
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" Molly Shah, Kashiya Nwanguma and Henry Brousseau filed the lawsuit on Thursday in Jefferson Circuit Court in Louisville, claiming that Trump's repeated calls of "get them out" at a rally at the Kentucky International Convention Center on March 1 was intended to direct his supporters to "use unwanted, harmful physical force to remove protesters, including the plaintiffs.
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" Molly Shah, Kashiya Nwanguma and Henry Brousseau filed the lawsuit on Thursday in Jefferson Circuit Court in Louisville, claiming that Trump's repeated calls of "get them out" at a rally at the Kentucky International Convention Center on March 1 was intended to direct his supporters to "use unwanted, harmful physical force to remove protesters, including the plaintiffs.
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Iran's strategy will likely involve continued lobbying in foreign capitals to urge other countries to get energy sector waivers from the US Treasury, publicly criticizing you in part to deflect criticism of its own economic mismanagement, and displaying physical force, intended to send a clear message that it has the capability to strike back if push comes to shove.
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This astounding attempt during the first quarter of Monday's game against the Indiana Pacers may not have earned Noah a point, but it was perhaps the most effective demonstration of the Magnus Effect—the physical force affecting a ball spinning through the air—since this dude dropped a basketball off a damn dam: The Knicks managed to win the game, 109-103.
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The study, "The Science of Justice: Race, Arrests, and Police Use of Force," did not seek to determine whether the employment of force in any particular instance was justified, but the center's researchers found that the disparity in which African-Americans were subjected to police force remained consistent across what law enforcement officers call the use-of-force continuum — from relatively mild physical force, through baton strikes, canine bites, pepper spray, Tasers and gunshots.
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We're obviously skeptical about the accuracy of these statistics, given that the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) reports that one in five women will be sexually assaulted in college, as well as one in 16 men, and that statistics from the Rape, Abuse, & Incest National Network (RAINN) report about 23% of college women and 5% of college men "experience rape or sexual assault through physical force, violence, or incapacitation," as have 21% of transgender or gender nonconforming students.
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"I almost didn't tell this story but sometimes it's important to name names & / the luxury of fame is that it doesn't matter what a nobody says if you have / enough money you can buy any kind of truth you want when you're a star / they let you do it…" In this piece and others, Queen observes men's attempts to get her feminine attention — whether those attempts are leveraged with money, notoriety, or physical force — with clarity and biting wit.
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Over the course of Eight Years, you can watch Coates develop the particular habits of diction and syntax that he falls back on in service of this quest: the repeated rendering of the black self as a black body, upon which racism works with physical force; the use of the word plunder to describe how white supremacy takes possession of black wealth and labor; the preacher-like repetition of sentence structure in a long cascading litany of American sins; the which is to say that links abstract, morally charged ideas to concrete action, illuminating both.
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