Douglas [46] states that all worldviews (individualism, fatalism, hierarchy, egalitarianism) are needed, and governance solutions that impose one organising principle will fail.
For one thing, the U.S. has adopted a "transition tax" that imposes a one-time levy on U.S. companies and citizens on their untaxed foreign earnings of foreign subsidiaries of U.S. companies by deeming those earnings to be repatriated.
China would not be out-muscling the United States on the economy, would stop being a Communist state that imposes a one-child policy and would no longer tolerate patent and copyright infringements.
Being a physical medium, one that imposes itself on the viewer and its surrounding environment, motion is always an unspoken aspect of sculpture, but kinetic sculpture brings that element to the forefront and changes the dynamic between viewer and object.
Meaning that for liberals who support the idea of a progressive income tax ― one that imposes higher rates on the wealthy ― the promise of a middle-class tax reduction as part of a coming "tax reform" package could actually be a Trojan horse.
The bill contains another feature sought by the governor, one that imposes a $500 fine on a retailer who sells cigarettes that do not meet the safety standards, or $1,000 for a sale of five cartons or more of such cigarettes.
On Thursday, Senators will vote on the most contentious amendments, including one that imposes a three-year hiatus before NATO considers any new members, and one that requires prospective new NATO members to join the European Union economic alliance before they can enter the military alliance.
Among its many clauses is one that imposes an annual charge of £1,000 on public and private employers that recruit skilled workers from outside the EU and European Economic Area.
An intriguing interpretation of cell senescence postulates that this unique phenotype emerges when a cell integrates two types of signals: one that reads for growth and one that imposes a block in the replicative cycle [ 20, 21].
