If this model is imposed, a vast state will appear in which liberalism, democracy and personal freedoms are officially cursed and suppressed.
As in the past, the judge seemed unpersuaded by the plaintiffs' secondary argument that the health care act violated state sovereignty by imposing a vast expansion of Medicaid eligibility, also slated for 2014.
The study's participants – 743 street vendors from cities in Ghana, India, South Africa, Peru and Kenya – said that local authorities routinely undermine their earnings by confiscating goods, charging exorbitant fees, demanding bribes and imposing a vast array of other costs.
But the length to which Mr. Almunia has already gone to reach a settlement, and his stated aim of winning quick results for consumers, strongly suggest a preference for an amicable outcome that would avoid the need to impose a vast fine on Google, which the company would almost certainly contest in court.
Since these fibers have nanodimensions, they impose a vast number of restriction sites, causing a reduction in tension induced by thermal excitation in the carbon carbon bond.
Indeed, given that the overwhelming majority of undocumented workers are here because some American employer or family member wants them to be, there is no way to clamp down on them without imposing a vast, repressive state on American citizens that criminalizes ever-increasing spheres of life.
In this context, a 50%% replacement of transportation fuel by renewable biological sources would impose a vast nutrient demand (Pate et al. 2011).
The vast distance imposes a communication delay, too.
The administration of any statute, likely to produce additional taxation to be imposed upon a vast number of taxpayers, the extent of whose several liability is indefinite and constantly changing, is essentially a matter of public, and not of individual, concern.
In "Erdkunde I, II, III" ("Geography I, II, III," 1986), Darboven imposes a kind of graphic order on the impossibly vast archive of human experience.
