Sentence examples for arguments are imposed on from inspiring English sources
(iv) High Kap mobility is required; that is, single-molecule fluorescence shows that in vivo transport dwell times are ∼5 ms. Although each argument per se is rational, apparent contradictions emerge when all four arguments are imposed on the NPC.
One key issue to push aside - the argument by many is that Senator Bennet was imposed on us by Obama and Ritter and the people of Colorado deserve to select their own Senator.
Tax protesters also cite the U.S. Supreme Court case of Butcher's Union Co. v. Crescent City Co. for the argument that an income tax should not be imposed on labor, sometimes quoting the following language: Butchers' Union Co. was a case involving interpretation of the Louisiana Constitution and certain ordinances of the city of New Orleans.
Tax protesters also cite or quote from the case of Truax v. Corrigan for the argument that an income tax should not be imposed on labor and at least arguably relating "labor" to a right of "property": The Truax case involved a Mr. William Truax who owned a restaurant called "English Kitchen," in Bisbee, Arizona.
If any of these arguments is accepted, then clearly (27) is too strong a principle to be imposed on the parthood relation.
The answer, for proponents of public reason, is that such rules can rightly be imposed on persons when the rules can be justified by appeal to ideas or arguments that those persons, at some level of idealization, endorse or accept.
