They are usually quite reluctant to adopt recommendations or obligations established by spatial plans, which are seen as impositions from external experts ignorant of real local conditions.
In light of the seemingly infinite diversity of real phenomena, this assumption invariably results in "compression", that is, the imposition of artificial homogeneity.
Not the actual imposition of the laws themselves.
Capital spending is being cut in real terms, while the imposition of a 0.5% payroll tax – a levy on the staff costs of major employers to fund apprenticeships – is a new and significant charge.
The former Fifa president, who celebrated his 80th birthday on Thursday, also claimed he had discovered who his real friends were following the imposition of a six-year ban from all football-related activity.
The reason for his insistence is that the status, being the common cause of imposition of a common name, has to be something real, the existence of which is not dependent on the activity of our minds.
The iterative helical real space refinement (IHRSR) method [28] is a hybrid approach that uses real-space, single-particle processing and imposition of helical symmetry in an iterative manner.
For example, VE for risk monitoring and controlling requires the integration of real-time data from the execution site and the imposition of the corresponding dynamic and changing scenes into the VE.
The government shuffle is expected to help undermine the position of Hassan Turabi, a hard-liner who advocates the imposition of strict Islamic law and had long been seen as the real power in Sudan.
Other concerns were the imposition of the intervention from above, inadequate inclusion of health providers with real 'field' experience in decision making, and inadequate support to local level understanding and adaptation of the charter.
