Judge Robert Freedman of Alameda County Superior Court is expected to rule soon on whether to impose the first phase of the Fruitvale injunction, which could immediately restrict 5 of the 40 people named in it.
Increasingly "soft" western countries, diminished in population, will soon be unable to impose their wills or protect their interests.The future will belong at least to China, and possibly to India, unless the rest of the world unifies in a third "nation" before that happens.
Napster's move, meanwhile, is probably but a precursor to more severe limits soon to be imposed by the court.
The Government cannot expect to meet its legally binding targets, soon to be imposed through the Climate Change Bill, if it sanctions a new fleet of unabated coal-fired power stations".
Soon it is expected to impose a state of emergency, which could include curfews, more checkpoints and limits on public demonstrations.
And they will soon vote on whether to impose a 2% levy on fund shares sold within five days of buying them, in an effort to discourage market timing.
Exhibit A is China's new "blue water Navy" comprised of formidable capital ships that soon will be able to impose China's sovereignty in the Tonkin Gulf over Vietnam's territorial coastal oil reserves and beyond the immediately adjacent Yellow and China Seas into the western Pacific and Indian Ocean.
You hope thereby eventually, well, as soon as possible, really, to impose not just common but identical energy policy on Northern Finland, Central Spain, the Southern Alps and the outermost regions of the Union.
He predicted that many more states would soon "jump on the bandwagon" to impose new responsibilities on employers.
So, don't expect a fall in "carrier-imposed surcharges" any time soon; our leading airlines love to impose them to extract additional cash from frequent fliers who are redeeming points.
