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Alas, this government, repeating past mistakes and blind to future economic needs, prefers to impose a rigid academic curriculum that fails (and bores) roughly half our young people.
Readers of this newspaper may associate Kissinger with the exercise of American power to impose outcomes preferred by Washington, a view expressed forcefully in Christopher Hitchens's polemic The Trial of Henry Kissinger (2001).
The PMA is empowered to impose a site selection decision, but would prefer to see the six other stakeholder groups negotiate an agreement on one of the sites.
But American lawmakers have been reluctant to impose a bank levy, and Britain and France have resisted creating a separate fund, preferring the money go into general coffers instead.
US Soccer could yet impose a sanction that affects league play, but the league itself will prefer the lesser evil of inheriting rather than adjudicating any such decision.
If you are an over-achiever with too many honors and your partner is very laid-back and would prefer to just sit and watch TV all day, that could impose a threat to your relationship.
Democrats may prefer a plan being circulated by Sen. Max Baucus (D-Mont)., which would allow a $3.5 million exemption and impose a top rate of 35%.
It doesn't impose a partisan ideology.
O'Neill's challenge: impose a little discipline.
