Houston's flatness and unboundedness -- it sprawls over a larger area than Los Angeles -- give it a theoretical quality, inviting developers and dreamers to imagine imposing schemes both greedy and utopian.
It was, in one view, a noble work of enlightenment; it was also a tyrannically imposed scheme without regard for the rights of custom established by Fenlanders over centuries.
On behalf of the SEC, the U.S. Solicitor General also argued that because the messages that contained the false statements were sent by Lorenzo, and because the transmission of the messages was necessary to the scheme, Lorenzo's actions fall squarely within the provisions imposing scheme liability.
A few leading citizens have called the environmental groups enemies of the nation that are trying to impose racist schemes to keep Belize undeveloped.
The DUP leader stressed that she did "not impose this scheme on the people of Northern Ireland".
Mercifully, following a challenge by rail and ferry operators, the European commission now seems to have killed off ambitions to impose the scheme on travel within the EU.
Matt Wrack, FBU general secretary, said: "It is absolutely ludicrous that a government can impose a scheme [that] means that firefighters will have to ride engines and [perform rescues] until they are 60.
"I was silently furious with Nick, thinking you can't impose a scheme on writers like that," Mr. Stephens recalled during an interview this summer at the National, where he was rehearsing his new play, "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time".
Despite the challenges which Financial Fair Play poses, Barber feels the move to impose the scheme is for the good of the game.
"Trying to impose a scheme on flights outside of Europe risks retaliatory action against EU airlines and EU trade at a time when the European economy is under severe pressure," a spokesperson from BA said in a statement.
