Judge Leonard B Sand told him: "The jury has found you guilty of crimes that mandate a life sentence, and I will of course impose a life sentence".
Similarly, the ritual slaughter to some consternation among the wider public of tens of thousands of sheep in France at the feast of Aid al-Adha each year has no counterpart in Britain.Islam does, of course, impose some obligations, and zealots say they include outright hostility to the tenets of western society.
Government regulations can, of course, impose burdensome costs.
Of course, imposing a no-fly zone would not be a panacea.
The absurd borrowing levels were, of course, imposed under private equity ownership, before the AA's flotation in 2014.
The rapidity is of course imposed by television land; it's the way that classic directors learned to make films in the heyday of early Hollywood.
These are not, of course, imposed with the same violence as home, but the genesis of the global upheavals of which they are victims is unmistakeable.
But although the Amish make certain technological concessions, their way of life, of course, imposes limits, which stem from their core value: Gelassenheit, which means yielding to God's will as manifested in the community's leadership.
And culture, of course, imposes its own criteria for deciding which expressions and thoughts are rational, as well as which emotions it is rational to have in which circumstances.
Of course imposing anything on this hill, even half-buried buildings, impinges on what Le Corbusier saw in the 1950s as the "poem" of the larger site, with its interplay of forest and chapel, the chapel's curves gesturing explicitly toward the Jura and Vosges Mountains, as if to embrace them in the poem's narrative.
(Punishments are also, of course, imposed on non-citizens who commit crimes within a state's territory: on the primacy of citizenship in understanding criminal law and its authority, and on the status of non-citizens, see Duff forthcoming).
