While some states have historically imposed weight-distance taxes on trucks, all but four have done away with them, in part due to the ease of evasion, which essentially creates a tax that financially rewards bad behavior and punishes the good operator that complies.
Dilma pushed for Marco Civil last year, and her party has historically imposed these kinds of restrictions — although with the impending impeachment battle, Dilma's days may be numbered.
Historically, the limitations imposed on women have been justified by top brass for a single primary reason: a woman's physical and psychological stamina simply could not withstand the rigours of direct combat.
Cohabitation is not marriage, now or historically, and people ought to have the freedom to try alternative forms of relationship, not to have one form imposed on them, especially one that treats women as perpetual dependants.
It is understood that research burdens should not be imposed on historically disadvantaged populations including those involved with the justice system.
In addition, research burdens should not be disproportionately imposed on historically disadvantaged persons, a category that includes juvenile offenders (Dresser 1996).
Traditionalists may blame Mr. Labadie and the performance style he imposed on the Philharmonic players, a historically informed approach he uses with his modern-instrument chamber orchestra, Les Violons du Roy, in Quebec City.
Historically, these alternative values have often been associated with and imposed on women: you should be nice because you're a woman.
"There are no players imposed on me.
