Mr. Mrazek, a Long Island Democrat, is encouraged that the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee may act favorably on his bill, both because so many colleagues have joined the cause and the Australian Government itself, impelled by a pending environmentalists' lawsuit, has imposed a temporary ban on kangaroo exports.
By the late 1990s, as Mr Lebrecht puts it, the whole industry found itself in meltdown, a panic impelling cutbacks, mergers and the abandonment of the traditional repertoire".An art form had come to an end," intones Mr Lebrecht.
The court said Congress had only eliminated habeas corpus jurisdiction in the future, impelling the administration to renew its effort to rid itself of the hundreds of challenges filed by Guantánamo detainees.
Something was impelling him.
There is a global trend impelling the transformation of energetic matrix from fossil to renewable feedstock.
Stoics deny there are any non-rational desires of appetite capable of impelling action.
In this theory, Jaspers argued that limit situations are unconditioned moments of human existence, in which reason is drawn by intense impulses or imperatives, which impel it to expose itself to the limits of its consciousness and to seek higher or more reflected modes of knowledge.
It is, inescapably, a speech at odds with itself: a backward glance that impels forward motion; an election-year pitch that strives for statesmanship; a speech that acknowledges that power is receding yet projects enough "energy in the executive," as Alexander Hamilton put it in Federalist No. 70, to finish the job.
We find by experience, that a body at rest or in motion continues for ever in its present state, till put from it by some new cause; and that a body impelled takes as much motion from the impelling body as it acquires itself.
Chekhov here talks about the value of work, the impermanence of life, the pull at the center of human existence that impels the race to forever try to improve itself.
