Like Paine, they regarded government as at best a necessary evil not, however, because it coerces but because it too often interferes with the struggle for survival that nature imposes on human beings as much as on other species (see natural selection).
It means that we are abdicating more and more leadership to technocrats or supercommittees — or just letting the market and Mother Nature impose on us decisions that we cannot make ourselves.
Looking at the limits nature imposes on human ambitions, he questions whether America today is in the midst of a shift from a culture of abundance to a culture of limits-and whether American consumption has become reliant on the global South.
This universal law of nature is imposed on a world of Aristotelian natures.
A lifetime spent in Islington's liberal multicultural haven, he sees less than they of the wrath, the sense of loss, the patriotic identity crisis of Labour voters who feel their culture and good nature is imposed on.
We must be able to ascertain, within acceptable limits of variation, the biological standards that nature has imposed on humans.
Many researchers in evo-devo argue that nature imposes certain general constraints on the ways in which organisms may develop, and therefore natural selection, the means by which function determines form, does not have a free hand.
The Victorian treasurer, Tim Pallas, said there was "no sensible reason why GST – an unfair tax by its very nature – should be imposed on sanitary products, and it's high time that this was removed".
Crowe's starting point is indigenous architecture, the origins of our cities and towns where the first geometries were imposed on nature.
The company said the cost its operations had imposed on nature through greenhouse gas emissions and water consumption alone came to €94.4 million.
