We of course recognize that no rigorous study has or can be performed in which the environmental and nutritional variables of the captive chimpanzee are imposed on humans.
This followed calls by the government's parliamentary group leader Ahmed Nihan for Nasheed's international counsel Amal Clooney and Jared Genser to be considered "enemies of the state" because they argued that travel bans and asset freezes should be imposed on serious human rights abusers in the Maldives.
Denouncing "anarchic globalisation", she called for human values to be imposed on financial ones, as a means of "carrying on the torch of a great country, France, which gave the world revolutionary principles about the emancipation of the people".Ms Royal, believe it or not, is considered a moderate.
The answer must be that the world does not come pre-structured but that structure must be imposed on it by the human mind and its conceptual schemes.
Williams addresses a concern that has similar features: can Western human-rights values be imposed on African nations, so that they can be required to uphold the dignity of homosexual relationships?
For example, the name 'man' (in the sense of 'human being', and not in the sense of 'male human being') is imposed on all humans on account of something in which all humans, as such, agree.
The magnitude of the after-effects of entrainment in the current study (0.1 h), in which T-cycles that differed from 24 hours by 0.5 and 0.65 hours were imposed on the human subjects for 14 days, was smaller than that observed in studies performed in mice in which a gradually changing T-cycle that differed from 24 hours by ±4 hours was imposed for approximately 50 days [26].
The search was limited to the English language, and no other restrictions were imposed on ethnicity, human subjects or geographic regions.
Their study demonstrated the patterns of evolutionary constraints that were imposed on different stages of human preimplantation embryos.
Rather than allow a free vote, as Conservatives had done in 2001, the whip was imposed on MPs voting for the human fertilisation and embryology bill of 2008 (which made it legal to clone human embryos).
