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Mr. De Gucht delivered a retort on Thursday to Mr. Froman's criticism, warning the United States that "a beauty contest will flatter no one" and that "neither side will be successful if it seeks to impose its system on the other".

The president said that, although America does not seek to impose its system on other countries, it believes fundamental human freedoms are universal.

"Our starting point is that we have two very different systems. . . and decades of profound differences". While the United States would continue to speak its mind, he said, it would not seek to impose its system on Cuba.

Many Latin Americans fear that the United States wants to impose its system on them, and they are correct.

She quickly added that the United States was not trying to impose its system on any country, and that the values of human rights and freedom were not only American, but universal.

No country can impose its system on another.

As Stalin said to the Yugoslav Communist Milovan Djilas: "In this war each side imposes its system as far as its armies can reach.

UniCredit's name would remain, and there would be plenty of costs to crunch by imposing its systems on Capitalia.

This paper presents a (longitudinal) case study, illuminating the dynamics implicated when a UK chemicals company imposed its systems and rules on a new subsidiary.

The debate has little to do with the usual reasons for school dress codes and everything to do with the French state's historical impulse to impose its republican value system on an increasingly diverse population that now includes five million Muslims, about 8percentt of the population.

Second, when the risk of food contamination is low and the firm is embedded in a supply chain where the retailer can impose its own safety system, a well-designed penalty contract will induce a voluntary implementation whatever the mandatory threat.