| We have the crime of the century, willing defendants, mountains of evidence, uncoerced confessions. |
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| Civil society refers to the arena of uncoerced collective action around shared interests, purposes and values. |
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| These criteria should ensure women's capacity to make an informed and uncoerced decision. |
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| In the informed-consent process, individuals must understand the information provided and its implications for their health, and must make a voluntary, uncoerced decision about whether or not to participate in the trial. |
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| Self-determination is the fundamental principle of mediation. It requires that the mediation process rely upon the ability of the parties to reach a voluntary, uncoerced agreement. |
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| According to them, an action is free if it is voluntary and uncoerced, and an action can be voluntary and uncoerced even though it is causally determined. |
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| The body of international customary law is the result of consistent and uncoerced actions by most states over time, which then establishes the basis for a stable and uniform set of international practices. |
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| Uncoerced, people at leisure believe that they are doing something they are not disagreeably obliged to do. |
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