All royal officials understood the need to reform and rationalize both the imposition and the collection of taxes; many nobles were exempted from taxation, especially in northern France, and many taxes were inefficiently collected by private tax-farmers.
Given the Philippines' post-war history, it is surprising that more Filipinos have not publicly questioned both the imposition of the state of emergency, and the fact that no time frame has been placed upon it.
Both demand the imposition of strict Islamic law, in what would amount to the Talibanisation of Somalia.
A motion to be debated by the conference says: "Individuals, especially young people, can be damaged both by the imposition of criminal records and by a drug habit.
The motion states: "Individuals, especially young people, can be damaged both by the imposition of criminal records and a drug habit and that the priority for those addicted to all substances must be health, education and rehabilitation".
Putting a check on the law schools' ambitions was a key theme at the event, with speakers Lord Falconer and Lady Deech both backing the imposition of a restriction on the numbers embarking on the costly BPTC.
Like Galton, Grant had similar success in influencing American public policy, both through the imposition of racist restrictions on immigration at the federal level and through the enforcement of anti-miscegenation laws in thirty states, until such prohibitions were finally overturned by the United States Supreme Court in Loving v. Virginia (388 U.S. 1 [1967]).
Its emission in public places, where it can neither be avoided nor filtered, seems an imposition on both planetary hygiene and human comfort.
Both support the rapid imposition of E-Verify, an error-plagued electronic immigration database that every citizen would have to clear before being allowed to work.
In the New Testament the same ideas are present; all of these ideas are connected with ordination and baptism, in both of which the imposition of hands is a standard part of the ritual.
