It's a commitment that imposes particularly high costs on caregivers in the United States, especially mothers, partly because we don't offer much public assistance in the form of paid family leave or early childhood education.
The issue was whether the film could air in the 60 days before an election, a period during which the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law imposes particularly strict limits on election-related communication.
Evidently, local structure imposes particularly stringent constraints on substitutions in these positions promoting their conservation through long evolutionary distances.
Human activities impose particularly strong selection.
But the airlines can impose limits, particularly on flights involving their partners.
And while he lagged somewhat in the middle of his run, by the encore he was imposing again, particularly on "Jolene," which was antic, swinging and unexpectedly sexy.
The Democrats repeatedly tried to get Senate Republicans to back a plan that would have imposed new taxes, particularly on wealthy hedge fund managers, but the Republicans refused.
"I believe the say-on-pay rules we are adopting today are unduly restrictive and impose unnecessary burdens, particularly on smaller reporting companies, with minimal corresponding benefits for investors," Ms. Casey said Tuesday.
Last but not least, all this free-flowing capital has prompted bubbles — in housing, finance and other areas — that add volatility to national economies and impose harsh costs, particularly on the poor and middle classes.
In line with the above model, economists have focused on the high compliance costs the Act imposed on employers, particularly the compliance costs imposed by the reasonable accommodation provision, to explain their findings that employment of the disabled declined after the ADA.
