In other words, equilibria tend to minimize changes imposed on their conditions.
So, too, did American workers, who resented the restrictions it imposed on their choice of doctor and care.
Second, directors of companies should be held personally liable for fines imposed on their company for any acts of malfeasance.
We suggest making these same bankers pay a portion of any fine imposed on their bank for alleged misconduct, whether or not the bank admits to wrongdoing.
The Justice Department and its agencies and bureaus have completely lost sight of the limits that the Constitution was supposed to have imposed on their power.
He added that he prayed Christmas would "strengthen the spirit of... the faithful in mainland China" and criticised "the limitations imposed on their freedoms of religion and conscience".
Considerable drama also stems from those same characters' frustration when they realize the limits that will be imposed on their rebellion.
"I OFTEN wondered whether other businesses above the level of sweated labor imposed on their personnel the degree of discomfort we got away with.
What they objected to were controls imposed on their lives by outsiders -- those who were not members of their communities, those who did not share their lives.
In addition, he said, in the absence of restrictions, those who control corporations "could exceed the bounds imposed on their own contributions by diverting money through the corporation".
Guéï proclaimed a position of neutrality in August 1995, when demonstrations accompanied the opposition's call for a boycott of presidential elections after restrictions were imposed on their candidates.
