In going their own ways, Republicans and Democrats will try to impose most of the sacrifice on the other side.
But the bureau says that if a judge imposes any fine it is prevented from assessing a fee, and that fines are imposed most of the time.
Opening the monthly debate on extending the state of emergency, imposed most recently in 2005, he said the government had entered the "final phase of eradicating terrorism".
As far as Mr. Georges was concerned, however, Chase, as the acquiring bank, can be expected to impose most of the cuts on J. P. Morgan employees.
Reprints Related items Correction: DetroitOct 29th 2011 Correction: DetroitOct 29th 2011Yet physically, of course, the city remains the same size, imposing most of the same requirements of road maintenance, street lighting, rubbish collection and emergency-service response times.
A very large number of our citizens are incarcerated in prison, and there is little doubt that the death penalty is imposed most harshly on those who are poor, black, ormentally ill.
If jury service, like military service, really is necessary to benefit the public as a whole, then it is unjust to impose most of the costs on those forced to become jurors.
Proposition 10 would repeal the Costa-Hawkins Rental HoustateAct, a state law that prohibits cities and counties from imposing most new forms of rent control including on single-family homes or apartments built after 1995.
The deepest and widest possible approach to life — namely, cinema — imposes the most hermetic of disciplines.
Congress responded with Dodd-Frank, which imposes the most significant reforms in a generation.
