First, with regard to the development of the command theory of law, philosophers such as Hugo Grotius (1583 1645), Francisco Suárez (1548 1617), and Samuel, baron von Pufendorf (1632 94), developed theories of what persons must be like in order to be capable of imposing and subjecting themselves to law.
It goes without saying that dictatorships would not be capable of imposing such a U turn without shutting down independent Media outlets and shutting up independent journalists.
Perhaps the most important lesson is that low-capability cyber actors are capable of imposing large costs.
In a currency zone of nineteen very different countries, division and fractiousness is the natural state of affairs, but Merkel is capable of imposing some unity and direction.
In comments carried by the semiofficial Iranian news agency, Fars, Gen. Mohammad Ali Jafari, the head of the Revolutionary Guards, said Iran was capable of imposing "unlimited controls" at the Strait of Hormuz in the Persian Gulf, an important oil route.
Results show that SSE method is capable of imposing high strain values via strain accumulation during repeating the process, which is of great importance in producing ultrafine-grained or nanostructured materials.
Unlike standard fatigue procedure in which the force amplitude is constant, the original system utilised in this work was capable of imposing a constant stress intensity amplitude, Kmax, during the whole propagation range.
Although some studies are contradictory to these (35, 36), and other data suggest that cytotoxic T lymphocytes are capable of imposing selective pressure on HIV (37), results from a recent adequately powered study demonstrated that a first HIV infection reduces the risk of a subsequent infection by ~50% in high-risk Kenyan women (38).
However, there is some evidence that they are capable of imposing dynamic aspects of information processing on the cortical circuitry as well.
The requirement that the parts of a machine be resistant implies that they be capable of carrying imposed loads without failure or loss of function.
Although, in normal usage, a lock is never completely dry, it is essential that it should be designed to be capable of withstanding the stresses imposed by this condition so that it may be possible to dewater the lock completely for inspection and maintenance.
