"We understand the policy rationale for this decision but imposing unexpected tax charges with immediate effect is likely to cause damage to the UK's competitiveness".
This inspired early set ingeniously rekindles familiar Thelonious Monk tunes by imposing unexpected grooves, sparing use of strings and EST's tight empathy.
Already, the length and number of their tours and the numbers of their members killed and wounded have imposed unexpected stresses on the Guard and Reserves.
While walking on an instrumented treadmill, we imposed a repeatable, unexpected medial or lateral disturbance in foot placement by releasing a burst of air at the ankle just before heel strike.
Hence, ignoring these changes such as new products in the coming future imposes subsequent unplanned changes to the CMS and causes production disruptions and unexpected costs.
When many orchestras around the country are going bankrupt, the unexpected costs imposed by recopyrighting works in the public domain come at a very inopportune time.
As noted in other settings [ 29, 43], central efforts, such as target setting, that seek both to contain the discretionary power of street level bureaucrats and direct it towards imposed goals often have unexpected consequences.
As a result, neglecting new products emerging at future imposes subsequent unplanned changes to the CMS design and causes production disruptions and unexpected costs.
As a building, Summerhall imposes its own choreography on the public, its intricate maze of rooms and corridors sending you into a variety of unexpected places and performances.
Informality imposes costs.
