I may impose on you when we are next in New York".
The addressee carries an affirmative obligation which we do not think the Government may impose on him.
But the truth is that things and places project their moods on us far more indelibly than whatever idle thoughts we may impose on them.
(2) Reduce the PAL consistent with any other requirement, that is enforceable as a practical matter, and that the State may impose on the major stationary source under the plan.
In fact, however, the doctrine of such fair dealing does not run counter to the considerations by which the laws outlaws restraints which persons may impose on themselves by contract.
The specific question is whether Congress may impose on the states this entitlement program of its own design, with mandated minimums for leave time, and then enforce it by permitting private suits for money damages against the states.
It comes after Barack Obama threatened to veto any new sanctions bill that the congress may impose on Tehran, and as Iran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, was strongly criticised at home for taking a stroll with his American counterpart.
The commission also outlined the remedies it may impose on Microsoft to restore competition in the markets for audio- and video-playing software and software that runs computer servers.
Mr. McCain's measure would also increase, to $15 million from $800,000, the civil fines that the government may impose on automakers that willfully neglect to tell the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration about safety defects.
He wants to live in "a tolerant society, increasingly alive to the need to guard against the tyranny which majority opinion may impose on those who, for whatever reason, comprise a small, weak, unpopular or voiceless minority".
