Our condemnation of these attacks has been unequivocal, and our message has been clear terrorists who seek to use violence to impose their views will not succeed.

Some claim that the ideal of sexual equality represents a particular cultural viewpoint, and that we Westerners should not seek to impose our values on other cultures.

Two years into his term, Ortega needed to win majorities in the local elections in order to impose a constitutional reform that will allow him to seek a second consecutive term.

But the most powerful alternative to the status quo are powerful Islamist opposition movements that have no real answers for these ailments and merely seek to impose another flavor of dictatorship.

I wish to make clear in this regard that we do not seek to impose a vote on this matter before it has been comprehensively discussed by Member States in this debate.

What is worse, they seek to impose an alleged reform of the United Nations that merely intends to subjugate the Organization completely and transform it into an instrument of their worldwide dictatorship.

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Only an Israel seriously willing to seek security through agreement, not one that wants to impose her security on her neighborhood by fiat, can be partner to an international effort to bring stability to Lebanon and beyond.

For others, like the US, future sacrifices are already required, most likely through a combination of higher inflation, austerity, and financial repression, as governments seek to impose on savers negative real rates of return.

IHL is relatively weak to impose criminal sanctions.

Begin to impose strong sanctions against cartel conduct.

Houthis impose Internet censorship

Here, I merely wish to reiterate that I would respond to the argument that some seek to impose the majority view through the vote by saying that we are very tired of having the minority view imposed on us through consensus.

When we try to impose democracy, we tarnish it.

The effect was to impose further hardship on the Palestinians.

In doing so, they intend to impose a nuclear apartheid.

5. Countries have no right to impose their institutions on others.

As a result, Greece would be forced to impose capital controls.

We must prevent all attempts to impose decisions on this Assembly.

That would impose tough fiscal discipline, indeed.

(d) Not to impose the death penalty for any but the most serious crimes and only pursuant to a final judgement rendered by an independent and impartial competent court, and to ensure the right to a fair trial and the right to seek pardon or commutation of sentence

(d) Not to impose the death penalty for any but the most serious crimes and only pursuant to a final judgement rendered by an independent and impartial competent court, and to ensure the right to a fair trial and the right to seek pardon or commutation of sentence

Politicians are loath to impose such a tax, fearing a political backlash.

Attempting to impose democracy on others is an act of unbounded arrogance.

Pressures to impose restraints on scrap exports have increased in some countries.

Seek to Position

On him I shall impose a fearful doom .

Option 9 Impose a levy on importers exporters.

This indicates Syria's inability to impose things as it could in the past.

Meanwhile, the opacity of capital indicators has made market discipline impossible to impose.

The Office for Standardisation, Metrology and Testing is also authorised to impose fines.

States shall not invoke derogation clauses to justify taking hostages or to impose collective punishments.

By resolution 1526 (2004), for example, the Security Council requested that the Committee seek from States, as appropriate, status reports on the implementation of the sanctions measures , specifically with regard to the aggregate amount of frozen assets, but did not impose an obligation on States to provide updates.

A dictator must attract or induce henchmen to impose his coercive techniques on others.

The word punish in the English text should therefore be changed to impose sanctions .

There should be no attempt to impose a particular form or format of code

To impose strict liability in respect of all significant damage therefore seemed very sweeping.

But why does China s government seek to impose the curriculum in the first place? After all, Hong Kong has one of the world s most educated populations the city has, in per capita terms, perhaps more graduates of the world s top 20 universities than anywhere outside of Manhattan.

We all know that states are much faster to impose the restrictions, than to abolish them.

Who could oppose such an obvious win win proposition? The only naysayers, we may suspect, are those in the grip of a religious ideology that they seek to impose on others, no matter what the consequences for women, children, and the rest of the world, now and for centuries to come.

Common law does not impose any form requirement on signatures.

The Office shall impose a fine against a person who

Henry Kissinger recently proposed waiting for so called moderate Arab countries to impose a solution.

Western nations, the Japanese say, should not try to impose their cultural beliefs on them.

That is the only way to impose real discipline on shareholders, bondholders, and corporate leaders.