The notion that a word, once it has been imposed to signify, carries with it all of its syntactical modes, or possible combinations with other words, had been around since the twelfth century.
Under current law, revising a sentence after it has been imposed is nearly impossible.
In recent months it has been imposed upon several food companies and financial-services firms, among others.
A NEW working paper from the IMF looks at the impact of the 35-hour working week in France, where it has been imposed by law on large firms since 2000.
It is clear that no Western state will recognize the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia because it has been imposed through Russia's use of force and in violation of international law.
It has been imposed on top of the previous Labour government's Australian-style points based system, designed to allow skilled workers into the country when a need is identified.The British Association of Social Workers has also raised concerns to the Commons' home affairs select committee inquiry considering next year's immigration cap.
However, this post-incarceration supervision is unfunded, and it has been imposed on only nine of the 1,621 people eligible.
Where this uber-corporate vision has not been imposed by force, it has been imposed by blackmail at a time of crisis.
The Old Bailey heard that it had been imposed because it was suspected he had been involved in "terrorism-related activities".
I had not chosen her friendship; it had been imposed upon me .Janet Flanner, writing in the New Yorker in 1956, dubbed "A Certain Smile" proof that Sagan is "a born French novelist of style & quality, whose performance is unconnected with her calendar".
