As we've seen in other developed countries over the past few years, the imposition of austerity policies can easily turn modest recoveries into renewed recessions.
A few streets survived the imposition of the grid, typically because they were already developed and were home to prominent property owners.
It would be a great pity if the intransigence of a few resulted in the imposition of a system which everyone in the industry has said they do not want and which, in all probability, very few others would actually want to see in place.
In addition, the price of oil should eventually stabilize, and some "headwinds" that have been holding back the economy for the past few years, such as the imposition of tighter lending standards by banks, and efforts by households to pay down debts, should start to recede.
But by debriefing nearly 150 musicians who knew him and drawing on secondary sources as well, and by the subtle imposition of a few overriding themes, they have done important work in bringing Wolf down a little closer to life size.
In Africa, there are few success stories on the imposition of axle-load limits.
It could enjoy a boost to GDP as big as 1.1%, he argued, provided it succeeding in maintaining access to the European market, swept away a few of the EU's regulatory impositions and took the opportunity to embark on a slate of unrelated reforms.
This year's impositions, which typically amount to a few dollars a day at the national parks, forests and wildlife refuges as well as sites overseen by the Bureau of Land Management, were part of Congress' 1996 appropriations omnibus.
"It is exactly this imposition of general costs on a few individuals at which the 'taking' protection is directed".
The qualitative study by (Baethge-Kinsky et al. (2007): 52) suggests that informal warnings are used regularly but remain an abstract threat and are followed by the imposition of a sanction only in relatively few cases.
