Membership might entail forced contributions of capital or labour to such public necessities as the supply of food to Rome.
That approach wouldn't entail forcing someone to speak, Gorsuch said, but rather place the burden of proving fraud on the government.
This entails forcing management to periodically "true up"—that is, disclose how their previous estimates have panned out.
The first-degree charge of committing a criminal sexual act filed against Mr. Ritter entails forcing someone to engage in oral or anal sex; the police have not released details of the attack.
He puts the symbol of progress in place of a person, symbolic progress in place of varieties of progress that entail the force of law, media politics in place of politics as such.
The ICU would entail no forced liberalisation, no penal conditions on the poorest countries, no engineered opportunities for predatory banks and multinational corporations, no squashing of democratic consent.
Kant goes on to point out that if inertia were to entail an active force of resistance, then it would be possible that when one moving body hits another, the moving body has to apply part of its motion solely to overcome the inertia of the one at rest and might not have any motion left over, as it were, to set the body at rest into motion, which is contrary to experience (and Proposition 2).
New tasks for industrial robots often require high stiffness or entail high reaction forces, which are currently provided by the robot structure itself.
The greater complexity entailed by a force that varies in time with the dynamics of actomyosin contractility and stress fiber remodelling will be the subject of a subsequent study.
Of course, there are a number of perfectly reasonable ways to argue that forcing individuals to buy health insurance doesn't entail an unlimited Congressional power to force individuals to buy Chevys or wheat bread or whatever.
