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The documentary photograph illuminates how maps operated both as practical and rhetorical tools in imagining and imposing the 'scientific' spatial segregation of peoples according to racial constructs.

Japan violated international rules governing trade restrictions by imposing the restrictions "without sufficient scientific evidence," arbitrators for the WTO ruled in July.

At the same time rigorous administrative and political controls were imposed on the scientific community, in order to ensure that science served the purposes of the state.

The 74th Annual Council of the Diocese of Atlanta, in formal action on January 31 , 1981 acted without a dissenting vote to oppose by resolution any action by the Georgia Legislature to impose the teaching of Scientific Creationism on the public school system.

Antimicrobial activity can be regarded as a very important study, particularly at this specific period of human history due to bacterial resistance that is constantly imposing new scientific challenges.

It will deal with the change in perspective imposed by scientific ideas, the general loss of a supernatural or religious perspective upon human events, and the effects for good or ill of the increasing authority of an intelligence uninformed by religion as a guide to life.

Convinced that the French chemists were imposing their beliefs on the scientific community in ways similar to the Anglican "establishment" of religious and political dogma, Priestley's Dissenter leanings strengthened his opposition to Lavoisier's "new system of chemistry".

The Belmont stewards imposed the penalty Wednesday.

My father did not impose the burkha.

You have judges who impose the sentences.

It imposes the best economic outcome".