The Prodi government could impose a change, but that would outrage trade unions.
In the Russian view, the campaign extended far beyond the mandate granted by the resolution and reinforced Kremlin suspicions that the Western powers were really seeking to impose a change in government.
In the end a Ryanair employee showed me the way.I had to argue to get booked on the next Berlin flight, which departed from Gatwick eight hours later on the other side of London, a privilege for which easyJet attempted to impose a change fee.
She added that France was caught between "two steel jaws", saying: "On one side we have the importing of foreign cultures by a wave of foreigners who, unlike those who came before wish to impose a change on our behaviour and our lives.
What's the rule in question Joe? SAWARD: The procedure provided for by Appendix 5 of the Sporting Regulations and, as per the provisions of the article 199 of the FIA International Sporting Code: It is too late for FIA to impose a change for the 2009 season that has not obtained the unanimous agreement of all the competitors.
"Any genetic change to the wheat starch will impose a change to the flour characteristics.
Mandatory retirement is a form of term limits and an archaic idea, but it is still common because it is a way to impose a change without confronting the notion that the change could be good for the organization, i.e., its more comfortable.
The master controller imposes a change of cell current representing a change in power demand and sets the amount of fuel gas, the steam-to-carbon ratio, the air number and the cathode gas recycle ratio to their corresponding conditions for optimal steady state electric efficiency.
(a) Suggesting and discussing new options works better than imposing a change.
The single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) imposes a change in the folding rate of the ICAM-1 protein that has potential functional implications.
