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.

By shielding the president against any criticism, the administration is trying to impose a totalitarian ideology upon its citizens.

Above all, dominance by one group through a powerful presidency must be avoided.

Raising funds by taxing negative externalities reduces distortions rather than creating them.

In Europe, efficiency would be enhanced by a unified VAT rate, instead of creating distortions by charging different rates for different goods.

By modernizing the seminaries following a single party model, the revolutionaries gained control over them.

proliferation of nuclear weapons technologies by one de facto nuclear capable state

The collection will be carried out through enforcement and the use of incentives, in addition to programmes such as development against arms and other programmes of civil integration.

Because beggar thy neighbor policies create benefits by imposing costs on others, they, too, need to be regulated at the international level.

States could apparently almost magically create security and trust simply by imposing it.

The way forward is not more control or suppression, but more trust and democracy.

This could be achieved by monetary and fiscal policy low interest rates and large state investment programs.

In recent months, we have witnessed the negative consequences of the intention to impose a reform process through the pressure of a vote.

A revived Russian empire, whether it is constructed by force or through economic coercion, is not in anyone s interests.

The government s propaganda department has ordered major media to keep the news from spreading to the general public by imposing strict censorship.

The special needs and interests of landlocked developing countries should be taken into account, including through less than full reciprocity in the reduction of commitments.

It also provides social insurance by taxing the prosperous and redistributing benefits to the less fortunate.

In that case, governments will try to cut carbon emissions through taxes and trading schemes without effective replacements.

Ensuring that fuel would be accessible to the developing countries with competitive and fair conditions devoid of imposed regulations and prices determined through monopolies in the market.

In Europe, efficiency would be enhanced by a unified VAT rate, instead of creating distortions by charging different rates for different goods. In principle, low income individuals and families could be compensated through lump sum transfer programs.

This will surely involve sharp cuts in the consumption of fossil fuels, bolstered by taxes and other restrictions.

Iceland showed that responding to the crisis by imposing capital controls could help small countries manage its impact.

Revitalizing redistribution through optimally progressive taxation or voluntary transfer will increasingly be an imperative of expanded social protection schemes.

By censoring the media, discrediting moderate opposition, and provoking popular discontent, Putin is playing with fire.

For it is precept on precept, precept on precept line on line, line on line here a little, there a little.

For precept must be upon precept, precept upon precept line upon line, line upon line here a little, and there a little

So an energy tax roughly equal to the euro s 33 appreciation in recent years would be about right.

British voters line up behind the truck drivers when protests are launched against hikes in the price of petrol, not least through the introduction of higher energy taxes.

But a step in the right direction could be taken by partial fiscal centralization with a limited countercyclical mandate.

Reform efforts should be supported by measures such as strict enforcement of balance sheet transparency requirements to improve risk management.

Perhaps it is time to try another approach a commitment by each country to raise the price of emissions (whether through a carbon tax or emissions caps) to an agreed level, say, 80 per ton.

Those measures had been put into practice through the absolute prohibition of discrimination of any kind in the domains of law, employment, education, healthcare and other social services.

The Dodd Frank Act of 2010 introduced a measure somewhat similar to the Glass Steagall prohibition by imposing the Volcker Rule, which bars proprietary trading by commercial banks, but much more could be done.

If protection is sought through tariff and other trade related measures, then the knock on effects could have even more devastating consequences for all.

Markets encourage the required debt discipline in a timelier manner by charging higher interest rates on government debt.

For security and environmental reasons, their energy efficiency increased via a combination of taxes, higher consumer prices, and public education.

Casualties have increased during the past few years as the occupying forces imposed tighter controls.

Instead, the reform proposals have opted for a mixture of higher capital requirements for leading banks and pre funding of deposit insurance by a special levy on banks.

The first scenario is a continuation of the current situation. Russia and the EU would continue trying to consolidate their positions by competing for influence over their mutual neighbors.

They include the authority to impose taxes and restraints on individuals and private entities through criminal, administrative, and civil law, as well as the state s obligation to provide public goods and services.

maintain our efforts to expand the scope of economic surveillance to include government deficits and public as well as private sector debt, if necessary by imposing political penalties

If they start imitating China by imposing restrictions on capital transfers, China will lose some of its current advantages.

The plan's aim was to rebuild the democratic and economic systems of Europe and to counter perceived threats to Europe's balance of power, such as communist parties seizing control through revolutions or elections.

In the first four months of 2005, 307 fines had already been imposed, or nearly half the number as in the previous year as a whole.

None of the 70 countries reintroduced the death penalty during the survey period and only 4 of the 33 that replied to the survey stated that there had been proposals put forward for reinstituting the death penalty.