Mary failed to fully impose Catholicism on England and when Protestants rose against her, she suspected her sister's involvement and imprisoned her.
Whether defined as a mob, a throng or a rally, however, American history resists the notion of a majority fully imposing its will on a minority.
Their fans seem only semi-engaged, the team still lack the confidence to fully impose themselves on opponents, and it is doubtful whether reaching the last four for the first time will have registered as an achievement in other corners of Europe.
How convenient, especially as it finally gave Berlin the leverage to fully impose its version of hair shirt economics on those allegedly lazy southern Mediterranean scroungers.
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.
and, if Syria does not comply fully, to impose further measures" that are unspecified.
Neither the army nor the Islamist-controlled parliament has been able fully to impose its will, and this may be a good thing.
"The U.S. agreed to take political and economic compensation measures such as deleting the D.P.R.K. from the list of terror-supporting nations and fully lifting sanctions imposed under the Trading with the Enemy Act," a spokesman for the North Korean Foreign Ministry told the country's official Korean Central News Agency on Monday.
The Supreme Court recognized this distinction in the [District of Columbia v.] Heller case (in 2008), which is why severe restrictions on the private ownership of fully automatic firearms imposed in the thirties are seen as legitimate.
