He always imposes his opinion on me.

Choice no longer offers opportunities, but imposes constraints.

The European Union then imposes the highest taxes on them in the world.

The Statute imposes detailed obligations on States parties to cooperate with the Court.

It also imposes an authorization requirement for the use, production, import, export or transfer of such material.

The latter point essentially means that the provision imposes an obligation to effectively eliminate structural gender discrimination.

Unfortunately, the Clause imposes negligible discipline, allowing all kinds of partial and selective trade liberalization among member countries.

Article 3 of the same law imposes a number of conditions for the transport of hazardous materials, as follows

The Summit Outcome (resolution 60 1) imposes responsibility on each of us individually and on all of us collectively.

As Trump imposed tariffs on the goods imported from China, China imposes tariffs on the soybeans imported from America in July.

Therefore, the current paragraph 3 (b) of article 9 of the draft convention imposes a general reliability requirement without any corollary attribution provision.

The wall imposes a unilateral solution and when completed will lead to the absorption of about 1,000 square kilometres of West Bank territory.

Social marginalization and lack of education make it difficult to adopt general social welfare programmes and it imposes the need for specially adjusted programmes.

Resolution 1540 (2004) imposes binding far reaching obligations on all Member States to take legislative and administrative actions in accordance with their national procedures.

This article imposes upon States the obligation to prohibit acts of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. The report should contain information on

At the same time, the growing influence of the media and of organized civil society imposes many constraints on the conduct of military operations.

Israel, the occupying Power, imposes unjust taxes on the Syrian Arabs and charges very high fees for care at medical centres in the Golan.

The Election Act imposes criminal liability for the disclosure of political opinion polls for the 23 day period running up to and including election day.

Effective counter terrorism imposes burdens on the easy movement of people, goods and services, and those burdens are the fault of terrorists, not of counter terrorism.

This process, in fact, often imposes the feeling of guilt to women that they are guilty themselves for the violence which happened or is happening to them.

Minimum resale price maintenance occurs when a manufacturer imposes a minimum resale price on a dealer, thereby limiting or even excluding a dealer's ability to offer discounts.

The authorities' evaluation of whether there are grounds for an application for exemption imposes on the children a conflict of loyalties between the school and the parents.

The poor quality of infrastructure imposes heavy costs on the producers of tradable goods and on the rest of the population, given the low population density in Africa.

At the same time, they are the promise of the future, and failure to invest in the young generation imposes great constraints on the potential for future development.

If Trump imposes auto tariffs, Mexico will receive a tax exemption quota of 108 billion each year for auto parts, and Canada will receive a quota of 32.4 billion.

There is a problem with scuba though, in that it imposes some limitations on how deep you can go, and it turns out that depth is about 200 feet.

And the religious police imposes the supposed Islamic way of life on every citizen, by force like women are forced to cover their heads wear the hijab, the Islamic head cover.

Allah does not impose blame upon you for what is unintentional in your oaths, but He imposes blame upon you for what your hearts have earned. And Allah is Forgiving and Forbearing.

Allah does not impose blame upon you for what is unintentional in your oaths, but He imposes blame upon you for what your hearts have earned. And Allah is Forgiving and Forbearing.

The Court concluded that in broad impact and general application, the limits section 163.1(4) imposes on free expression are justified by the protection the law affords children from exploitation and abuse.

It imposes mild obligations on the social partners and business enterprises within certain time margins, through co operation and the development of partnership relations, offering in return incentives and premiums for positive results.

In its quest to control the movement of proceeds of crime, the Anti Money Laundering Act (2005) prescribes aggregate values of business transactions per customer per day and imposes a limit on money transfers.

However, article 14 of the Convention not only recognizes the right to fair and adequate compensation but also imposes on States the duty to guarantee compensation for the victim of an act of torture.

While we still don t know enough, two points are certain. First, domestic violence against women and children imposes a social cost of 8 trillion each year, making it a huge and vastly underreported global issue.

On the other hand, Republika Srpska does not limit work contracts by defining justified cases, or a number of successive contracts it imposes an overall limitation to two years of assignment to a definite term.

If Trump imposes a so called Chapter 232 tariff on cars for national security reasons, Mexico and Canada will have a tax exempt quota of 2.6 million passenger cars exported to the United States each year.

There is something to be said for this attitude. The kind of politics that imposes sacrifices for the sake of future utopias has caused immense human suffering in the service of a variety of impossible ideals.

Piling up savings in one place imposes unemployment on the rest. High savers should consume more, allowing the big spenders to export more and start living within their means without dooming them to hair shirted stagnation.

But the view that defending free speech imposes a duty to disseminate specific content is deeply problematic. The decision to publish images or words that disrespect or defame others deeply held beliefs must be a personal one.

By design the EU Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) gives large financial benefits to countries with large farming sectors, like France, but imposes financial penalties on countries with small farming sectors, like Britain. This inequity long rankled in Britain.

According to Frontex, roughly a quarter of the migrants who crossed the Mediterranean in 2014 were Syrian families escaping the civil war there. Young Eritreans fleeing a country that imposes indefinite military conscription on dissidents made up another quarter.

Despite its seeming plausibility, this view is wrong. Working longer for the same pay is a useful way of making Europe more competitive, and, when compared to reducing wages, it imposes a much lighter burden on workers and employees.

Social exclusion in industrial countries imposes costs throughout society that policymakers must address with effective and targeted measures. Lack of jobs, for example, often leads people, particularly the young, away from work and into dependency on drugs and crime.

Furthermore, Regulation 9 of the Financial Intelligence and Anti Money Laundering Regulations 2003 imposes a legal obligation on banks, financial institutions and cash dealers to implement internal controls and other procedures to combat money laundering and financing of terrorism.

The problem is that they could get what they wish for. If the German Constitutional Court imposes limits on the OMT program, the consequences would be dire, for it would render the ECB s guarantee to do whatever it takes ineffective.