There is nothing more alien to America's constitutional way of life than the toleration of abortion and its imposition on women who deserve better choices.
And the third is other-oriented perfectionism, the imposition of unrealistic standards on other people: " If I ask somebody to do something, I expect it to be done perfectly."
Our partner's inability to know all this — fast and decisively — necessarily feels like an intimate insult and the complex task of explaining our thoughts and attitudes like an unreasonable imposition.
And economic advisor to the White House said the sell-off could not have been prompted by the imposition of additional tariffs on Turkish steel and aluminium exports.
It was an imposition on her and she knew that when the wounded came in on the noon train there would be enough work to keep her busy until night-fall — and probably without anything to eat.
They are trying to prevent the United States economy from falling off what been dubbed the fiscal cliff, the automatic imposition of some $600bn worth of taxing increase and spending cuts dating back to the Bush era.
US President Joe Biden on Tuesday announced the imposition of an energy embargo on Russia, banning US imports of oil, liquefied natural gas and coal from Russia over its ongoing military operations in Ukraine.
Even of those who, boylike, enjoyed their drill, scarce one or two, I trust, would have welcomed in their prime of life the imposition of military servitude upon them and their countrymen.
Meantime, Hancock condemned as irresponsible the people who were seen rushing to board trains leaving London before the imposition of the new restrictions.
The two sides discussed various issues, including China-EU economic and trade cooperation and responses to the U.S. imposition of so-called " reciprocal tariffs."