American legislators would find this more palatable; so would developing countries, which fear that internationally binding commitments could be used as justifications for imposing tariffs on them.Opponents of this approach complain that unless the targets are internationally binding, and there is a compliance mechanism to enforce them, any global agreement will be toothless.
"My constituents should not have to continue to foot the bill for an organization to keep producing corrupt findings that can be used as justification to impose a massive new energy tax on every American," said Representative Blaine Leutkemeyer (R-MO), the sponsor of the measure, in floor debate before the vote.
Seven years later, her second book, Shock Doctrine, analysed how wars, coups and natural disasters were used as a pretext to impose so-called "free market" measures.
And some experts argue that euro bonds could be used as a way to impose fiscal discipline on the countries in the euro zone.
"The worst‑case scenario for staff would be the creation of a false link between learning analytics and quality of teaching used as the basis for imposing disciplinary procedures".
In this paper, spring mass systems are used as a means to impose single or multiple nodes anywhere along a harmonically forced structure, subjected to the constraints of tolerable vibration amplitudes for the masses.
Guns are no different than Box Cutters or Airplanes Someone remarked that since box cutters and airplanes have both been used as weapons, should we impose controls on those as well?
A moment of silence in public school has unfortunately been used as a pretext for imposing religion on children, but the concept of a moment of reflection does not necessitate anything uniquely religious.
We want to be sure that the measure proposed by the governor isn't used as a weapon to impose punishing fines on people like florist Barronelle Stutzman, bakers Aaron and Melissa Klein, and wedding photographer Elaine Huguenin".
