He said it "would impose an obligation upon the UK to be able to ensure that a British soldier on duty in a market in Kabul, Afghanistan, can enjoy [European] convention rights, even from those Afghans over whom the UK has no control".
It would impose self-restraint.
Such a "tally[ing] [of] the costs and burdens" is precisely what the dissent would impose upon federal courts here.
"The detriment that the state would impose upon the pregnant woman by denying this choice altogether is apparent.
And I can conceive of no standard that this or any other court would impose upon the Palm Beach County Canvassing Board JUSTICE PARIENTE.
A regime of payment immediately upon success at every level, subject to recovery in the event the judgment in favor of the claimant is reversed at a higher level, would impose upon the payor the onerous task of seeking to obtain a refund.
In contrast, I am at a loss to explain the conclusion stated in Mr. Justice WHITE'S opinion, ante, at 662, that even "a private screening of the films would not have destroyed petitioners' privacy interest in them". All this is reinforced by the impracticalities the Court would impose upon the FBI in these cases.
The argument here is that persons of faith have no reason to accept the constraints that public reason liberals would impose upon them (Eberle 2002, Wolterstorff 1997, Vallier 2012).
Again, the Republicans did not care one bit about all the pain and suffering they would impose upon the people by shutting down the government.
It also would impose strict work requirements.
Perhaps what the debate tells us most about attitudes to assisted reproduction is the tension between those who would impose ideals upon it and those who, like Dr Gillian Lockwood of Midland Fertility Services refuse to "put IVF in some hallowed little glass box and make everybody better than society".
