On 26 September, he will host a show by the Chinese label Ricostru at his imposing purpose-built catwalk theatre, as part of his initiative to support emerging designers.
As was noted in subsection 2.4, for Dworkin, in adjudicating cases, judges should seek to constructively interpret the law, i.e. to impose purpose on it in order to make of it the best possible example of the form or genre to which it is taken to belong (see Dworkin 1986, chs.2 & 3, and the entry on interpretivist theories of law).
It is a rule, similar in spirit to the spending caps that conservatives love to impose, whose purpose is to protect politicians from temptation.
A stress ratio is then imposed for purposes of design.
1133 - Eng 277-4: I'm a fan of Bairstow's stance - he looks big and imposing, brimming with purpose.
It is when we are not guilty of imposing our own purposes onto the world that we are able to view it on its own terms.
The N.H.L. owners hired Bettman in 1993 for the purpose of imposing a salary cap.
And to enlarge on a point I made yesterday, what, exactly, is the purpose of imposing harsh fiscal austerity as this process unfolds?
"The impermissibility of imposing punishment for that purpose is not avoided simply because Mrs. Bennett stood her ground and refused to accept the sentencing judge's offer not to enhance her husband's sentence if she capitulated," the opinion said.
"It can easily be understood by members of the public that this system of military commissions exists solely for the purpose of imposing a death sentence upon these accused".
