Never mind that the notion of the joga bonito itself, part-imposition, part wilful self-mythology, was always a bit of an illusion.
One of the show's wealthy idlers describes Macedonia as "filthy climate, vile food, beastly people," and the general Agrippa, having just blurted out his love to Octavia, apologizes like a stammering Hugh Grant: "Horrid imposition on my part, of course.
Essentially saying the imposition of targets was not part of the government's preferred approach.
But, in the 12th century, Pope Innocent III, as part of the imposition of orthodoxies that ensnared King John, banished actors from altars.
These will have to be financed, at least in part, by the imposition of environmental taxes, including carbon taxes, and taxes on the monopoly and other rents that have become pervasive in the market economy – and contribute enormously to inequality and slow growth.
Hélio was too young and sick at that time to learn the art, and due to medical imposition was prohibited from taking part in the training sessions, learning instead by watching his brothers.
These results show that the lack of mitotic expansion observed upon PER2 knockdown is, at least in part, due to imposition of cell cycle block at G2/M.
Still, Kureishi said, the idea that the archbishop is pondering "the imposition of medieval law on parts of the English countryside" is "hilarious".
As it stands it should be dispatched by planners back to its developers and architects as a crude imposition on a rich and historic part of London.
Paswan's career was interrupted in 1975, when he was one of the political opponents of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi who were arrested and imprisoned as part of Gandhi's imposition of emergency rule in the country.
In the New Testament the same ideas are present; all of these ideas are connected with ordination and baptism, in both of which the imposition of hands is a standard part of the ritual.
