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The millionaires and billionaires who want to gut public sector pensions in California have decided to put off their anti-labor ballot initiatives until after the Roberts Court imposes its "right-to-work" regimen on the whole country this June.

Each developed differently, and the crown could not impose its rights on all alike or change the existing social order.

An earthquake can impose its devastation right into the metropolitan heart of Southern California, following the geology of its faults.

When the BBC's Webb asked Obama how he planned to address the issue of the "thousands of political prisoners in Egypt," he answered only in terms of the United States being a better role model, such as closing the prison at Guantanamo Bay, and of the importance of the United States not trying to impose its human rights values on other countries.

If you're still using Twitter, you probably won't be surprised by the fact that the company retains its right to impose its own rules selectively — after all, it's been doing so for years.

But that shouldn't give it the idea that it has the right to impose its will on everybody else".

The fact that the UN, in principle, retains the right to impose its will by force may have made it easier for the world body to broker a settlement.Perhaps.Perhaps

Does one nation or people have the right to impose its will on another?

I understand a private school's right to impose its own rules.

A High Court judge ruled yesterday that the British government had the right to impose its plan.

Vermont, Mr. Staver said, "does not have the right to impose its same-sex union policy on Virginia".