As the lowest-ranked of the 32 nations in the field, North Korea faces an imposing challenge to become one of two teams advancing from the so-called Group of Death, which also includes Brazil, a five-time champion; Portugal, a 2006 semifinalist; and the Ivory Coast, an African power led by one of the world's best forwards, Didier Drogba.
As chief deputy to the imposing Mr. Marshall, who was to become the first black Supreme Court justice, Mr. Carter labored for years in his shadow.
You have to dare to impose yourself if you want to become great.
But a relatively imposing hitter is now expected to become available.
As an adult, he found himself unable to live up to his father's imposing example and chose, instead, to become something close to his opposite.
SINCE 1992, when Toll Brothers, one of the country's largest developers, began building in Connecticut, it has combined the deep pockets and resources of a publicly owned company with a determination to avoid uniformity in its developments, a strategy that has allowed it to become an imposing presence in the state's higher-end residential market.
By 1862, the imposing palace that was later to become the museum had been completed, and the process of filling it with paintings, musical instruments and furniture made from native Brazilian woods like jacaranda, mahogany and rosewood was well under way.
"We should resist the temptation to become philosopher-kings, imposing our views under the guise of the 14th Amendment," he wrote.
Expansion of the teaching force using unqualified teachers who undergo training to become qualified can impose unaffordable cost consequences as the teachers qualify for higher salaries.
The cost of calling mobile phones from other networks and landlines is set to become cheaper after Ofcom imposed a reduction in charges.
