The state could no longer obtain sufficient resources because heavy impositions had destroyed the economic base of taxation.
This is a great imposition.
Nevertheless, the main problem with fascism-paranoia's heavy-handed imposition of internal order, so as to ward off threats and reduce anxiety – and here is the crux of our thought-experiment – is that it doesn't actually reduce anxiety at all.
The rebels called for a change in American policy, demanding the provision of heavy weapons, the imposition of a no-fly zone and air strikes on Hezbollah fighters inside Syria.
I think it's too top heavy now with this imposition of what are known as Human Rights.
FOR BAE, the fact that billions in payments to Prince Bandar and his relatives might be considered bribes means more than just the potential imposition of heavy fines.
Obamacare's subsidized exchanges were designed to mitigate the mandate's imposition of heavy insurance costs on lower-income Americans.
So we have to face these grim prospects: continued record deficits, a huge nationalization of health care, the imposition of heavy carbon taxes, an insane Employee Free Choice Act and higher tax rates and special assessments in 2011 on the most productive individuals of our society.
In 1663 an act was passed that declared dissenting minsters to be seditious persons and allowed the imposition of heavy fines on those who failed to attend the parish churches of the "King's curates".
Innocent went on to excommunicate John in 1209, in a dispute that led to the exile of many of the English clergy and John's imposition of heavy financial demands on the church in England; by 1209 de Gray and Peter des Roches, the Bishop of Winchester, were the only English bishops not in exile or dead.
What is not in dispute is that the killing sparked waves of protest, rioting, heavy-handed policing, the imposition of curfews, the calling out of the National Guard, and, at times, images that made Ferguson look more like a suburb of Baghdad.
