"This man, who is an extremely good man, an exemplary man, has had imposed on him one of the most gruesome penalties," Mr Schulz told a packed European Parliament assembly in Strasbourg, France.
The N.C.A.A. lifted the five years' probation it had imposed on him.
As a student at Yale Law School, he was angry about the stigma that he felt affirmative action had imposed on him.
And it had nothing to do with the fine that CBS could have imposed on him for doing so.
Back problems still bother the former Mets first baseman, and they have imposed on him a certain realism.
By the eighth inning of that game in August 2007, Santana had exceeded the strict pitch limit of 100-plus that the Twins had imposed on him when Gardenhire's pitching coach, Rick Anderson, called from the bullpen to remind him.
On the tapes, Mr. Gotti is heard cursing the violent life he said his family had imposed on him and heaping insults on several relatives who prosecutors allege are still active in Mafia operations, according to an affidavit describing the conversations.
By this token, Damien Hirst's new "blue" paintings, for example – constituting a dramatic swerve in artistic direction from the school of manufacturism that he is associated with – could arguably be described as a very courageous effort to escape the monstrously successful hedgehog status that his patrons and his public fame and wealth have imposed on him.
The Iranians, for instance, have ignored deadline after deadline his administration has imposed on them.
This country is in trouble not because of the strains the war has imposed on the economy but because of the strains it has imposed on the society.
