For one to think of an act as obligatory is for one to think of it as being actually imposed on one as a demand; for every obligation, on Adams' view, there is someone who imposes that obligation by commanding.
At Gateway Center, only three local groups were parties to the agreement and few obligations were actually imposed on Related, Mr. Gross said.
Nothing is more timely than fashion, and fashion always happens for a reason: both the Obama White House and Prime Minister David Cameron's Downing Street might have a vegetable patch out back, but only Cameron has actually imposed austerity measures on his nation in the last six months.
Whether or not a sanction is actually imposed, depends not only on the detected infringement, but also on the general sanction policy of the welfare agency.
Still, I had never heard of a town that actually imposed a gag order on its own citizens, until the Natural Resources Defense Council (which publishes OnEarth) received complaints about a town board in Sanford, New York (population: 2,400), that told its residents they could no longer bring up concerns about fracking at town meetings.
But because these negotiated ceilings are so much higher than the tariffs countries actually impose, even quite big cuts can make only a modest difference to trade.In rich countries, for example, the farm tariffs actually imposed would have fallen from 15% on average to 11%, according to the two economists.
Developed countries levy special low tariffs on some goods from poor countries.Even the MFN tariffs actually imposed may be far below the "bound" levels.
Music and movies have evolved beside technology, sure enough, but not in the same way that games have—and you might even say that, as time's passed, so restrictions have actually been imposed on the making of albums, as CD capacity and, after that, compressed digital qualities compromised the ultimate vision of the artists behind the audio.
So no sanction was actually imposed.
Mr. Romney was cautious, though, in threatening to actually impose tariffs on Chinese shipments to the United States, saying he would do so "if necessary".
I don't think so!" We could argue all day about international taxes, and how the US actually imposes tariffs on Chinese goods.
