Outside the EU, Britain would have little power to resist the imposition of US demands.
"The source repeated that the I.R.A. is not a threat to the peace process and will not accept what they say are the imposition of unrealistic demands," Ireland state television said.
Innocent went on to excommunicate John in 1209, in a dispute that led to the exile of many of the English clergy and John's imposition of heavy financial demands on the church in England; by 1209 de Gray and Peter des Roches, the Bishop of Winchester, were the only English bishops not in exile or dead.
After Mr Sharif's announcement that the government would open unconditional talks with the militants, the Taliban issued a list of demands, including the imposition of Sharia (Islamic law).
A military coup overthrew the democratic Busia regime in Ghana in the early '70s, following the imposition of economic austerity measures demanded by the bank and IMF.
Imposition of tariffs moves the demand towards domestic steel companies, but it does not help in addressing the supply situation, which still remains low domestically.
The second area of action should focus on demanding imposition of "governance conditionality" (reasonable conditions on grant of aid).
It has demanded imposition of duties and tariffs on imported Chinese products -- not because the U.S. can't compete but because China cheats.
They issued a long list of demands, among them the imposition of sharia law and the army's withdrawal from the Federally Administered Tribal Areas, the badlands along the border with Afghanistan that serve as the extremists' refuge.
The core of activists who mobilised their revolutions have been joined by motley groups pursuing narrower agendas, ranging from higher wages to women's rights to the imposition of sharia law, and to demands that other demonstrators stop protesting.
Unfortunately, plaintiff's counsel has failed to provide much in the way of legal authority or even persuasive legal analysis to show that the discharge or use of firearms must be classified as an ultrahazardous activity (sometimes called abnormally dangerous activity) which demands the imposition of strict liability on a defendant.
