Intelligent life in these circumstances is not the triumphant imposition of human will upon a defeated natural order, but the reasoned discovery of how we live in such a way as not to destroy a balance in the natural order which we sense rather than fully grasp.
Leaving aside the question of who, exactly, gay marriage would be an imposition upon, this seems prohibitively unlikely.
It happened to be a sharp and sickly winter in Sardinia, insomuch that the general was forced to lay an imposition upon several towns to supply the soldiers with necessary clothes.
It is a serious imposition upon appointed counsel to require dissipation of energy and time in preliminary skirmishing.
They would have preferred a higher imposition upon higher earners.
We've tried to separate emotion from art for a century, but disinterested interest is a completely artificial imposition upon the way mind works.
He claims that "what ultimately legitimizes a state's imposition upon your liberty is not merely the services it provides you, but the benefits it provides others" (Wellman 1996: 213; his emphasis).
He does this by demonstrating the groundlessness of the fallacies Bhāvavevika attributed to Buddhapālita, and thereby rejecting Bhāvavevika's admission and imposition upon Nāgārjuna's non-foundationalist ontology of a kind of independent formal svātantra syllogism, which Candrakīrti saw as one encumbered by foundationalist metaphysics, and is incompatible with Nāgārjuna's ontology.
First, and perhaps most importantly, is that many anti discrimination approaches apply in instances where unfair 'treatment' results in binding legal changes or some physical imposition upon certain individuals, i.e. they impose a form of 'treatment'treatment
While the Dutch treat the natives kindly, and will not allow any imposition upon them, they are very particular about anything that would bring a European below a native.
