It can also be encouraged by a State that uses this practice as an instrument to impose its political and economic interests (State Terrorism), with disrespect to the political, diplomatic and economic regulations established and consolidated as results of States relations and discussions in Multi-national Organizations.
We're meant to see it as an instrument to impose a particular morality: to reward the good and punish the naughty.
"It's a country where every day the opposition wakes up not thinking how to improve the situation but how to overthrow the government," says Ali Rodriguez, chairman of the state oil company.In the opposition's view, Mr Chavez is using the instruments of democracy to impose a dictatorship.
The parameters (amplitude and frequency) of the instrument control system were adjusted to impose cyclic tensile strain on the TDSCs-scaffold constructs in the culture chamber through the linearly controlled motor driver.
The judgment, however, cannot be replaced by a legislative text because in fact the judgment is an instrument used by the Court of Justice to impose harmonisation of the internal market.
Without either a federal power center or an imminent Presidential election — without a President, a Speaker of the House, a Senate Majority Leader, or a Presidential nominee — no institutional instrument or leader has the clout to impose a consensus.
But the ability to impose bans on toxic instruments should be part of the tool kit.
Theado writes that Burroughs saw words as "instruments of control that allow evil forces to impose their will over people", and he attempted to use words themselves to combat this problem.
When there are multiple instruments in a survey, the questions can add up to impose a big burden on the respondents, especially those who are ill or distressed.
Is it for use as an instrument of foreign policy to threaten or attack other countries to impose our will by force, or is it to provide for the "common defense" as envisioned by our forefathers in the Constitution?
