This can be explained by the fact that the two most effective means to control an organization from the outside are to hold its most powerful decision maker, the chief executive officer, responsible for its actions and to impose clearly defined standards on it (performance targets or rules and regulations).
Even though the imposed sanctions clearly exclude humanitarian assistance, a negative impact on the levels of humanitarian funding has been experienced.
Now it appears that this imposing building, clearly visible in satellite imagery, might be a decoy.
Clearly, it imposes some costs; clearly, some policies distend the process artificially.
These artists contacted their public directly by simply -- sometimes too simply -- framing reality with a clearly imposed artistic structure.
The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act is egregiously overbroad in a way that has clearly imposed on the rights and liberties of Americans.
This action has clearly imposed an untenable and unfair burden on those segments of Nigerians who are already impoverished – subsisting on less than $2 a day.
At other times, a character deploys a lyrical comparison that seems clearly imposed by the author (when, for example, an ex-con notices that a smile "guttered like the fidgety light of a candle").
Obama clearly imposed parameters on the conversation of the "T" words, "tweet" is mentioned only in passing, and "Trump" not at all and as such, it produces no great moment of liberal catharsis, save for allowing viewers to luxuriate in an hour of restraint and grace, as well as complete and coherent sentences.
Wu says the way to fix this intolerable situation is to persuade President Obama to fix it: "The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act is egregiously over-broad in a way that has clearly imposed on the rights and liberties of Americans.
