By accepting the fact that she would not be seen as her real and unaffected self, Karen allowed herself to disconnect from the insanity that fiction would attempt to impose, and she heroically decided not to conform to illogical rules.
Dr Mahathir had been ranting about foreign speculators before the controls were imposed, and many decided to get out while they could.
Set limits on the child's behavior and impose consequences: Decide up front to be the one who is in charge.
Occasionally, the mother of the groom is included in this shopping trip, but don't assume or impose and allow the bride to decide whom she would like to invite.
The NFL initially decided to impose and stand behind a two-game ban on the player, she writes, revealing what they thought of the seriousness of the incident.
That prompted Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, to end those talks and decide to impose a version of the contract that would make Saturdays up until 5pm part of junior doctors' "plain time", with some being paid 30% more for working then.
After that, it is in the hands of the Department of Commerce to evaluate the anti-dumping claims and decide whether to impose a countervailing duty to balance out the effect of the alleged government subsidization by China and Indonesia.
The parties are in control of the proceedings; no solution is imposed; they decide whether to settle.Set up nearly three decades ago, JAMS, America's main mediation and arbitration service, has more than 200 full-time "neutrals", as they are known, on its books: mostly former judges, attorneys, or law professors.
No hard thresholds are imposed, and thus the user decides what constitutes sufficient evidence (in terms of probability of alteration) to call a probe gained (or lost).
The fact is that the Taliban are Afghans themselves, and we've just gone in there and decided to impose our rules and way of life.
