But it would do so without imposing down--stream liability on those who purchase and resell in the United States copies that happen to have been manufactured abroad.
It has wide and impressive, if potholed, avenues, imposing, down-at-heels French colonial mansions, most of themoverrun by a tangle of vegetation, and a long, unpaved waterfront promenade along the Mekong River where Laotians and foreigners gather at sunset to drink beer and play cards.
It gives countries too much latitude to make whatever commitments they want, relatively unconstrained by a common set of rules imposed "top down" by the agreement.
Here, authority is not imposed top-down.
Golden Phoenix made clear that state and local officials do not want imposed, top-down solutions.
This section explicitly diagnosed past plans and explained their deficiencies, which were largely due to their having been imposed top-down, with little employee ownership, buy-in, or discussion.
We're discovering that style – which is individually determined and therefore adaptable to any budget – is superior to fashion, the cost of which is harder to control because it's imposed top-down.
Let us keep in mind, though, that should these be imposed top-down, they will always reveal themselves to be an exclusive change, for the few and for a fleeting moment.
Unilever and Procter & Gamble have imposed top-down decision-making infrastructures.
Conservatives focus on Hayek's distrust of centrally imposed, top-down change.
