This argument will not do as it stands because there might be cases in which imposition of coercion is neither unconditionally right nor unconditionally wrong but rather conditionally acceptable acceptable provided adequate compensation is paid to those whose autonomy is burdened by the coercion.
One political change that might prevent civil war, some opposition leaders say, would be the imposition of a federal system in which power would devolve to the provinces.
He would ask, 'Would you like some tea?' He would ask, 'Would it be too much of an imposition to vacuum beneath the chair in which you were sitting?' Everyone was very fond of Ruben.
As one put it: "If you've got thousands of people in temporary accommodation, and even more on the housing register, but only a few hundred properties, how do you play that?" Others say that staff cuts and the imposition of targets engenders a culture in which suspicion of those thought to be "playing the system" often takes precedence.
(30 June) Another dramatic Sunday, in which Tsipras announced the imposition of capital controls, meaning banks would not reopen after the weekend.
I wonder if Ignatieff can point to a single case in which Jefferson advocated the imposition of democracy through military conquest by a foreign power.
Abelard says that the common cause of imposition of a universal name has to be something in which things falling under that name agree.
Its imposition was followed by an open attack on religious practice, in which many rites were forbidden.
That is the sense in which there is a "common reason" for the imposition of a common name.
Furthermore, a simple model is proposed to reveal the solid solution hardening (SSH) in bcc refractory HEAs, in which the solid solutions are treated as an imposition of distortion-free and distorted lattices.
