If the institutions we expect to see at borders – passport controls and soldiers – are imposed post-independence, then cattle raiding across those borders could become an international incident, and may be interpreted by the government of either side as an act of war.
The surgery was performed on an outpatient basis, with no immobilization or activity restrictions imposed post-operatively.
The Modernist surge toward transcendent progress has been replaced by a critically imposed Post-Modernism that transforms everything into myth.
Presently mitigation methods such as imposing post-mission disposal time after launch will no longer be sufficient; remediation processes seem necessary to limit the increase.
Creates violent offender orders: civil preventative orders that allow courts to impose post-sentence restrictions on those convicted of violent offences.
As Kerry Sheehan, writing for the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), explains, contract law limits when companies can impose post-sale restrictions on users; consequently, companies like Lexmark hope to avoid the exhaustion doctrine and enforce their restrictions through patent law instead.
The head of the goddess is surmounted by a temple-like doorway, an imposing post-and-lintel structure pierced by metal rods that hold small pieces of metal, which would have clacked together when the instrument was moved.
Had Sotheby's been lucky enough to garner as many imposing post-World War II works as Christie's there is little doubt that the Wednesday session would have aroused the same enthusiasm.
After spending an hour scanning the racks and nattering with the staff about buying too much vinyl, I leave the imposing, post-industrial confines of Rough Trade and head out on to the streets of Williamsburg.
To judge the political sequence in terms of contradiction is to impose post-evental truths onto the sequence of their creation, revising and unduly perforating the singularity of the event.
And the bygone glory is as palpable as the grooves worn into the floor in front of the tellers' windows at the imposing Romanesque post office and customs house that overlooks the harbor.
