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Crucially, for the long-term success of the peace process in Northern Ireland, he imposed very clear conditions for the participation and negotiations.
A second possibility is that there will be evolution of the traditional kind, natural, imposed by the forces of nature.
On July 27, the president of Liberia imposed quarantine on the worst-affected areas.
Maybe a single, superintelligent civilization has indeed taken over the galaxy and has imposed strict radio silence because it's paranoid of any potential competitors.
Before border controls can be tightened and new visa restrictions imposed, countries that have long received migrants should engage in a more open discussion.
It does not have to be imposed from the top downwards.
It was just a custom and traditions that are enshrined in rigid religious fatwas and imposed on women.
And so, differences aside, what these three organizations share is on the one hand, a very clear understanding that institutions cannot be imposed from the top, but rather they are built from the bottom up one interaction at a time.
I'm really just talking about the compendium of social practices of adaptation that enable many of these migrant communities to transgress imposed political and economic recipes of urbanization.
Some people have the courage to break free, not to accept the limitations imposed by the color of their skin or by the beliefs of those that surround them.
He's experiencing firsthand the misery, fear and failure imposed on his country.
Basically, the massive use of antibiotics around the world has imposed such large selection pressure on bacteria that resistance is now a problem, because we've now selected for just the resistant bacteria.
While she maintained the strict views imposed on her by her mother That separate could not be equal.
Ten percent is in state- imposed forced labor.
I'd been thinking about it a lot lately, partly because it's now exactly 100 years since drugs were first banned in the United States and Britain, and we then imposed that on the rest of the world.
He lived in the middle of the Crusades, and others imposed the preoccupations of the time on the Grail, casting it as a powerful relic from the crucifixion.
One is imposed on the environment, the other creates it.
Maybe a single, superintelligent civilization has indeed taken over the galaxy, and has imposed strict radio silence because it's paranoid of any potential competitors.
Instead, our king imposed democracy on us by insisting that he include it in the constitution.
Another issue that periods brought in my life those of the social restrictions that are imposed upon our girls and women when they're on their periods.
He was completely shocked to know about the restrictions that are imposed upon menstruating girls and women by their own families and their society.
We tend to have historically imposed change on others but done much less of it ourselves.
And the impossibilities that had been imposed upon them by a disadvantaged community were replaced by hope and purpose.
People naturally resist change, especially when it's imposed on them.
We are expanding the spectrum of gender and sexuality, imagining ourselves into existence, imagining a world where gender is self-determined and not imposed, and where who we are is a kaleidoscope of possibility without the narrow-minded limitations masquerading as science or justice.
But all she knows is that she does not want to be limited by the labels imposed upon her.
Cultures are creative, dynamic processes, not imposed laws and boundaries.
Because trust cannot be imposed.
It's not being imposed by fiat from above.
And, to be fair, rules are often imposed because previous officials have been lax and they let a child go back to an abusive household.
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