The increase in aging population is a major advance in society, but also a great challenge, imposing the need for actions that promote successful aging, with higher subjective well-being and better health.
Degrés (1960; Degrees), his fourth novel, imposes on the action the rigid pattern of a college timetable.
Asked by the BBC after the ban was imposed how the action had affected national security, Howe replied: "We cannot prove a single example".
Vibrations imposed by the action of normal occupant activities may affect the structural serviceability of many modern building structures, in terms of causing physical or psychological discomfort and general distress to occupants.
The restrictions that this imposes on the actions of the body are readily seen.
And in this twlight imposed by the actions of the admiral, film noir thrived; not just because it was attuned to the times, but because light was in short supply.
The Greek police examine and investigate in depth every single report regarding the use of violence by police officers; if there are any responsibilities arising, the police take the imposed disciplinary action against the officers responsible.
Although the union appealed the suspension, management presented its case first because, under the collective bargaining agreement, the burden of proof falls on the person imposing disciplinary action.
Once the drama has progressed to the Graveyard Scene — here an imposing church courtyard — the action strikingly remains there for the rest of the opera.
(Although one can see clearly here the stark contrast between Fodor's use of the term and that of Weber or Hayek, for whom the ability of the social scientist to provide something beyond merely causal explanation was what imposed the methodological commitment to the action-theoretic level of analysis).
