But the question is whether to impose an end to selection or to allow true local decisions with ballots that give all parents a proper say.
But the question is whether to impose an end to selection or to allow true local decisions with ballots that give all parents a proper say.
The Russian president's move, which was announced by his defence minister, Sergei Shoigu, highlighted in stark terms Russia's primacy in Syrian affairs and the UN's failure to impose an end to the fighting in the area bordering Damascus.
Additional due process rights would impose an end point to their indefinite detention".
We should make it clean, not impose an end to its use.
There's more that they can do – they can follow Lundbeck's example and impose an end-user agreement that will put a stop to this".
In developing regions, capacity of infrastructure usually increases to meet the desired demand, but at the end, it imposes an additional economic burden on the society.
The final important difference with Plato is that, for Dewey, each student is an individual who blazes his or her unique trail of growth; the teacher has the task of guiding and facilitating this growth, without imposing a fixed end upon the process.
Based on massively parallel electronic readout, the need to keep down electronic channel costs imposes a simple front-end design without in-built deadtime compensation.
Instead of a charge on purchase, a so-called "front-end load", some funds impose a "back-end load", a charge on investors when they redeem their shares early.
In order to prevent accidents, coordinate rescue operations and warn people about critical events, this process imposes end-to-end delay constraints.
