It is easy to ignore the contradictions from one text to another; to dismiss, as Sam Harris put it, "the personal and social costs that a full embrace of scripture imposes," and to yet be willing to embrace that which you can fully impose on others.
His full, imposing and melodious name, about which he sometimes seemed a little embarrassed, was Hugo John Smelter Young - the Smelter, so appropriate for Sheffield, coming from his grandfather Smelter Young.
It is expected that the full penalty imposed on ESP could be far larger.
That was the full sentence imposed on Amir, who differed from his fellow seamer Asif and his then captain Butt in pleading guilty to his original charge.
However, codon-pairs cannot reflect the full bias imposed by the translational machinery on mRNA primary structure since the ribosome has 3 rather than 2 decoding sites, namely A-, P- and E-sites [ 11].
The need to handle full text imposed related requirements, including ability to handle multiple file formats (Microsoft Word.doc, Adobe Acrobat.pdf, Excel.xls), as well as access to and persistence of supplementary materials.
Maria Aberg's sweeping production is full of imposing performances.
Robust full implementation imposes the stronger condition that, for all possible beliefs, all Perfect Bayesian Equilibria induce outcomes consistent with the SCF.
"... Germany is demanding that Greece keep trying to pay its debts in full by imposing incredibly harsh austerity," said Krugman in his most recent recent NYTimes Oped.
An advance draft shows that exposure to hexavalent chromium (widely used in industry and the cause of the mysterious illness in the film "Erin Brockovich"), as well as lead and other toxins, leave people unable to work to their full ability, imposes a burden of disease throughout their lives and cuts short their lifespans.
