Is it something that is voluntary or forced upon them?
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Greece, which had austerity forced upon it, would cry foul.
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"The choice is being forced upon them – choose your poison," said Holguin.
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What will you do when the Muslim registry is forced upon us?
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Is this a new normal that has been forced upon our country?
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Because their identities have been forced upon them by dint of circumstances.
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At first, [sex] was forced upon me, which is why I chose this path.
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I think Brexit will be forced upon them and it will not be comfortable.
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Sadly, he's under the influence of dangerous prescription drugs forced upon him by IGH.
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Lessons were learned, obstacles surmounted, montages cut and forced upon audiences with reckless abandon.
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You don't have to live in this fantasy world that's been forced upon us.
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Eventually, Pat McCrory will repeal this repugnant legislation that was forced upon North Carolinians.
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It's not, like, the worst thing in the world to have forced upon you.
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You all know that the people they forced upon us had no right to power.
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Democrats in Congress want to make arbitration optional, not something forced upon consumers and workers.
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As much as we may choose to ignore it, labels are constantly being forced upon us.
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By penning this essay, Tran is unapologetically defying the oppressive lifestyle forced upon people of color.
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Flake decided to retire last month, a decision he all but acknowledged was forced upon him.
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Why is it that we cannot get past voting for candidates that were forced upon us?
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Forced upon me, I did not choose it, but I know that I must use it.
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It's a vicious cycle that only gets worse the more equality of pay is forced upon us.
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For many Japanese, the intermingling of chocolate and feces is an unwanted association being forced upon them.
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Those choosing not to adhere to the regimen risked being incarcerated and having it forced upon them.
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The move sparked criticism online, with many questioning why the medicine was forced upon healthy people indiscriminately.
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It's also a narrative that blames enslaved people who didn't escape for the bondage forced upon them.
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Allies will be crucial should military action be forced upon Washington against a threatening nuclear North Korea.
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I like his character, despite all the faults and bad leadership principles the writers have forced upon him.
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Photographer Espen Rasmussen set out to look beyond the two-dimensionality that has been forced upon the region.
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His hand, cocked back signifies the expected aggression that has been forced upon him at a young age.
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More recently, painful changes were forced upon a host of other nations by the euro and debt crisis.
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He went on to condemn "the unjust conditions" the order had forced upon citizens of the seven nations.
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The supposedly sacrosanct ways of Washington are forced upon you and it is all total and utter bullshit.
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"We've followed the rules for years and shouldn't have these outrageous back taxes being forced upon us," he said.
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No matter what the relationship, or what happened before, sexual activity forced upon another without consent is sexual assault.
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We, as Americans, have a long history of resisting the status quo, and resisting what is forced upon us.
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They conversed in pidgin English for several hours, as plate after plate of food was forced upon Mr. Adams.
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Companies would be wise to rethink their compensation models on their own before the changes are forced upon them.
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Should people be given the option of a government-run health care plan or should it be forced upon them?
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Here, the key role of the hero's adversary, essential to any Trump drama, was forced upon Acosta and the network.
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Messages that are forced upon us on a daily basis, both subconsciously and not, to keep us toeing the line.
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CoverGirl takes the "transgender" sexual revolution being forced upon the whole of society and aims it squarely at our daughters.
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While insurers develop some policies with an eye to new business, other claims for compensation may be forced upon them.
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Broadly speaking, "Vietgone" examines the consequences of the choices the characters made or the fates that were forced upon them.
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But now, and here, they feel like a scarlet letter, a sudden swerve in meaning that's been forced upon us.
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For example, the hyper-femininity and thinness required of young women and the hyper-masculinity and fitness forced upon young men.
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Simply put, this means that the gun laws of Arkansas, for example, could be forced upon New York by federal mandate.
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As recalled in the Retro Report video, he was unfazed by severe spending reductions that the proposition forced upon many communities.
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Mr. Carter was reluctant to make additional cuts that may be forced upon his magazine in the future, the people said.
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It's the feeling I decided to leave when I left my marriage, and one I will not tolerate being forced upon others.
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Forced upon you by your phone itself, not downloaded out of choice, the outcast apps sat there, unopened and taking up space.
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They certainly follow the same basic story arc: Meeting, Conflict, Awkward Coupling Forced Upon Them By Exterior Circumstances, Begrudging Respect, Ultimate Unity.
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" Immunity is forced upon grand jury witnesses, negating their privilege against self-incrimination, and stripping them of any "right to remain silent.
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"Organic agriculture was essentially forced upon Cuba," Sinan Koont, an economics professor at Dickinson College in Pennsylvania, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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They saw them as moves forced upon Nixon by the nefarious liberal forces that were making such a big deal of Watergate.
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Look, I don't want to be in these hearings that the Judiciary Committee has forced upon the country right now for impeachment.
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Trump, thus, is refusing to accept the political truths that were forced upon a nation through political bullying and dehumanization of dissent.
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It is a way of displaying bravery, openness, and honesty, a fake reclamation of norms forced upon us in various forms for millennia.
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But he isn't shown to take any risks, to fight any battles or to make any decisions that haven't been forced upon him.
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Because how will any technology company be able to offer trusted services to consumers if government-mandated backdoors are being forced upon them?
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He also now finds himself a captive of Jadis, a circumstance forced upon him solely because of Simon's bloodlust and lack of loyalty.
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But in boundless sensual portraits, these women have imagined themselves outside of the clothing and presentation restrictions that have been forced upon them.
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Autumn Trafficante says she spent most of her 20s "trying to do the guy thing" after puberty forced upon her a masculine visage.
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No longer the food your parents forced upon you, brussels sprouts were the thing Millennials were proud to have a great recipe for.
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The real reason to be outraged about the Janet Jackson/Justin Timberlake incident is that this Paul McCartney snoozefest was forced upon us.
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When the borrower dies or become unfit for work, their debt is forced upon their children, some of whom never leave, it added.
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When self-reliance is forced upon you as a child, it can make it hard, as an adult, to be any other way.
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I think it's a celebration of how a people can thrive and survive and make the best of what has been forced upon them.
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He plays the conflicted gangster in a way that emphasizes how the role, period, was forced upon him by socioeconomic circumstances beyond his control.
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Paul Spedding, a former head of oil research at HSBC, a bank, says it has been forced upon the supermajors by weak market conditions.
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The biggest complication with the passage of the ACA was the extra time that was forced upon Senate Democratic leadership in 85033 and 2010.
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Soon, the decision was forced upon Transition House: Massachusetts passed a law requiring anyone working as a mental-health counsellor to be professionally licensed.
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Yet, we constantly hear that in this second year of the administration Trump is pulling back control from advisers that were forced upon him.
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The policy behind the slogan was that health insurance should be voluntary and involve individual choice, not be forced upon us by the government.
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It was politically remarkable for Mr. Trump to issue a statement challenging aspects of this particular bill, which a distrustful Congress forced upon him.
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It can be forced upon us by unexpected circumstances: an accident, a job loss, an illness or malfunction in a machine we rely on.
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You're evaluating your life, so if it's not your time, if you're not there emotionally, then that's not something that can be forced upon you.
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I Take My Body Back, Kelsey Lynn Our bodies and the sexual abuse often forced upon them are another prominent topic within the thesis exhibition.
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"This cross-promotion is full of the mixed messages of unrealistic standards women have forced upon them their whole lives," wrote Vivian Kane at TheMarySue.
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Real unity comes from being tested and finding out what you stand for, it isn't forced upon you by the party machinery and cable news.
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He has forced upon it an airing of ideological differences, compelling progressives and moderates to choose their leader and then make the case in public.
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Neither she nor Ly-Yhang like wearing dresses — let alone boxy Montagnard dresses — or crowds, both of which are forced upon them for the wedding.
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But her marriage, and the stories forced upon her relationship, wedding, pregnancy and imminent childbirth, mutate and change for whoever happens to be reading them.
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The towers are illuminated like memorial candles, and their glass is etched with millions of numbers, reminiscent of the serial number tattoos forced upon victims. Sen.
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Laptop users have been focused for a very long time on whether the iPad Pro is going to be forced upon them as a replacement device.
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I thought if I stayed asleep, that was the time I didn't have to be conscious living in this hell that was being forced upon me.
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The Record-Journal reports a neighbor, Giuseppe Capparella, called police after finding Cegeno-Delrosario unresponsive underneath the vehicle, where police believe she was forced upon impact.
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But this prominence, as Mohamed El-Erian, an economist, argues in his new book, "The Only Game in Town", was forced upon them by inaction elsewhere.
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The 'normal' systems you have in place, the social rules you've forced upon yourself, the standard frameworks — they don't work when asking a question like this.
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To the extent countries such as Nigeria, Libya and Venezuela have cut production, the loss of output has been forced upon them by unrest and mismanagement.
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"For this track I was trying to channel the sound and sonic palette that were forced upon me in my youth by [major labels]," he wrote.
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Patience is a virtue often forced upon the discerning, devoted metal fan, and Arkansas doom legends Deadbird have certainly demanded their fair share from their acolytes.
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He is right that the Republican Party has become Trump's party, but that has been a choice and not forced upon them while they were napping.
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In a war forced upon me I was on nobody's 'side' except my own, neither traitor nor partisan, and I never fought for anybody except myself.
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And it has produced a career that was all forced upon him by an autoimmune disease that once put him in bed for eight terrifying months.
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Giving "Parasite" the best picture Oscar was a big step forward, but one must remember that progress has been slow and practically forced upon the Academy.
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Over and over during the town hall, Pelosi cited the Founding Fathers, describing impeachment as a constitutional obligation forced upon members of Congress by Trump's actions.
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But even Vietnamese officials were frustrated by the 11th-hour changes forced upon them by the North Koreans before the Hanoi meeting, an American diplomat said.
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As to why toothed whales abandoned biting and chewing in favor of sucking, the researchers say it was a transition forced upon them by a changing environment.
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Kiki looks all at once like a joyous celebration of an oppressed culture and an honest discussion of the many challenges still forced upon the LGBTQ community.
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They complain of being marginalized and having the French legal and education systems forced upon them, a practice that dates back to the post-colonial 1960s era.
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The veggie we scoffed at as kids, when it was forced upon us by our well-intentioned parents, has now become a hot and versatile dinnertime staple.
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Some protesters at his events have begun wearing yellow Stars of David, a reference to the labels forced upon Jews in Nazi Germany leading up to the Holocaust.
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I want to get to your book in a second, but when you're trying to get companies to get that, you don't want it forced upon them, presumably.
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The human rights abuses are "necessary" to ensure that the people do not figure out the truth about the misery forced upon the them by North Korean policy.
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MR. FEERICK: The vice president is there, in part, because if a vice president doesn't feel it's appropriate, the office of acting president shouldn't be forced upon him.
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A few months ago, when negotiations looked on track, staunch nationalists warned of echoes with the "unequal treaties" that foreign powers had forced upon China in the 19th century.
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The boy in the Winnie-the-Pooh stories was based on the author's own son, Christopher Robin Milne, who came to loathe the fame that was forced upon him.
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Strowman has been allowed to be dominant (even when he loses it's because of elaborate shenanigans forced upon his opponents.) Don't make any mistake about how badass Asuka is.
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They make virtues of the brutal training regimen forced upon young Spartans, of the city's merciless repression of its surrounding population, of its anti-intellectual and hyper-martial mores.
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Another Kurdish official, Badran Ciya Kurd, said the deal applies only to military protection and was forced upon the Kurds once they determined that Trump's decision could not swayed.
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One was Claire's resignation as United Nations ambassador, which was forced upon her when Frank promised President Viktor Petrov of Russia that he would convince her to step down.
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It suggests the President has little desire to play the role of national counselor being forced upon him -- one that is a poor fit given his deliberately divisive style.
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In an interview over generously filled bowls of sour cherries taken from the day's inventory, Yên's mother, Ha, looks pained to remember the choices she forced upon her daughters.
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However, it's important to note that parents hold their own beliefs and their ideals can rub off on their own children or in some instances be forced upon younger generations.
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Everyone agrees that since 1981, the incomes of the world's poorest people have gone up — even Hickel has disavowed his Guardian headline, saying it was forced upon him by editors.
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If the ECB were to buy more government bonds, however, it needed to relax some of the constraints it forced upon itself when it first launched the programme in 2015.
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If the ECB were to buy more government bonds, however, it needed to relax some of the constraints it forced upon itself when it first launched the program in 2015.
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And while China has repeatedly said it does not want the traditional U.S. role of world leadership, a senior Chinese diplomat accepted this week it could be forced upon China.
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But, to her critics' point, all her apologies thus far have felt either overly calculated or forced upon her, to a degree that undermines the genuine nature she typically exudes.
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"With the sudden passing of my mother ... heavy responsibilities and duties of the First Lady were suddenly forced upon me, it was indeed an arduous task," she told CNN in 2014.
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We know what we don't want: people shouldn't immerse themselves in an echo chamber of agreeing voices, but neither should they have stuff forced upon them by a paternalistic news overseer.
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Given the constraints forced upon him by the back condition, Wright needs many hours just to get ready to play; it seems impossible that he will still be playing in 2020.
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" He said, "In Ferguson you have everyday people who have this civil rights moment sort of being forced upon them, and they're stepping up the best way that they know how.
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The 12 jurors heard Janice Trahan, now known as Janice Allen, describe her tumultuous relationship with Schmidt—his "obsessed, jealous, controlling, volatile" behavior, the "extremely painful" shot he'd forced upon her.
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But it's hard not to feel like synchronized swimming could be better, and more truthful to itself and its intentions, if it shed the sports pretext forced upon it by capitalism.
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To be Queen of the Night, for Lilliet, might mean coming to yet another tragic end — but it would be an end she created, not one that was forced upon her.
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This is a welcome alternative to status quo climate change policies around the world that function more as moralizing dictates forced upon people by those who traverse the halls of power.
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This year, Wolf committed to a budget with "no new taxes" — completing a remarkable pivot towards fiscal responsibility forced upon him by the Keystone State's so-called "forgotten" men and women.
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But they are far smaller than the salubrious effect his primary victory would have on the country if it forced upon Republicans the kind of reckoning the 2008 and 2012 elections didn't.
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It would free us to engage with the world with our best foot forward, unchained at last from the violence, oppression, and moral compromises our dependence on oil has forced upon us.
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That, in the post-Weinstein world in which we live, would almost certainly mean the end of his political career -- an end that would be forced upon him by his Democratic colleagues.
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Mr. Trump, however, has not tried to justify the family separation policy, preferring to pretend that it is being forced upon him by his political rivals, and sometimes to ignore it altogether.
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Basha, played with marvelous grace by Ms. Kessler, has no regrets for fleeing the marriage that was being forced upon her, but she is still haunted by visions of her dead mother.
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On the one hand, it seems as if tech companies are in the midst of a long-overdue reckoning, forced upon them by some combination of the press, regulators, and actual consumers.
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Either Lloyd Blankfein and Gary Cohn can make this happen at Goldman on their own or something even worse can be forced upon them by the likes of Mr. Sanders and Mr. Kashkari.
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They are typically the result of prior bad decisions and always forced upon you by some third party, such as a lender, government agency, credit card company, employer, spouse, family, or friends (externalities).
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His decision to recuse himself from the Justice Department's probe into allegations of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian election-hackers was forced upon him by his own lying about Russian contacts.
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After a flurry of rumours on social media suggesting Friday's central committee meeting could see a date for his removal forced upon him, dos Santos moved pre-emptively to set his own timeline.
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He also, we learn, carries the regret of having passed along that abuse (briefly, it seems) as a child, subjecting Erik to some of the same "object sessions" his father forced upon him.
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For as much external conflict as it forced upon Quinn and Rachel, it wasn't backing up those external conflicts with the internal conflict they both struggled to get a handle on in season one.
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Indeed, the continuing violence against women has been fueled in great part by resentment from men — and many women — over a speedy agenda for change that they see as forced upon them by outsiders.
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He attracted the same voters that George Wallace won in neighboring Alabama — white Southerners embittered by social and political changes that they felt were being forced upon them by sanctimonious, out-of-touch elites.
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Many Asian-Americans are aware of the "model minority" stereotype that has been forced upon them, and how that same stereotype has been used to perpetuate anti-black policies and attitudes, particularly in education.
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Two terms as president may not have disabused Obama of his arc-of-justice idealism (see above: Hiroshima visit), but they have forced upon him at least one policy of hardheaded, indeed hardhearted, realism.
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I hope that nobody ever gains so much more power over the other that taboo thoughts are forced upon people or that they're policed by roving drones that zap you for thinking a certain thought.
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They said the Golan was captured by Israel during a war that was forced upon it, while Russia was not in a state of war with Ukraine when it invaded and annexed Crimea in 2014.
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And yet the real twist in the tale (though it's not a spoiler) is that she and Mr. Alexander remain married, and have in some ways improved their relationship through the restart forced upon them.
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The problem is that such an approach to prejudice reduction can backfire, according to Legault: People need to feel that they are freely choosing to be non-prejudiced, rather than having it forced upon them.
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A plaintiff alleging abuse in North Carolina in the 1990s says a "range of sexual activity" was forced upon him by an assistant scoutmaster "on a daily or near-daily basis," according to the suit.
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"Whether President Trump does this himself, or whether it is forced upon him by majorities in both houses, I believe this is the end of the full embrace by the United States of Saudi Arabia."
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Bradley Shear, founder of Digital Armour and a social media law expert who advises athletes, said that the disconnect between policies forced upon players and cheerleaders, both of whom are public-facing employees, can be problematic.
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" And in the House: "The House is expected to take up legislation to increase the pay of federal civilian employees, with Democrats arguing it would counter a pay freeze 'forced upon them by the Trump administration.
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The Canadian government is aggressively pushing for cooperation with a new federal price on carbon that will be forced upon the provinces and territories if they fail to come up with their own plans by 2044.
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And over the years, several writers and researchers have suspected that it was a convenient fiction, relied upon to help a mixed-race people evade enslavement and the other abuses and indignities forced upon nonwhite Southerners.
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" But the lawsuit alleges the confidentiality provision was forced upon Maroney so that "USAG could further conceal and shield from public scrutiny, outside investigation, and law enforcement, the true nature of Nassar's horrific sexual abuse of minors.
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Publishers are trying to find a way to collect their theoretical revenue from content thieves who want all of their free pages of internet without the obtrusive internet experience that they feel has been forced upon them.
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But the biggest impact was the change in thinking that its antitrust ordeal forced upon Microsoft, which heavily weighed future business decisions based on how they might be viewed by regulators in both the U.S. and Europe.
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China's ambassador to the WTO, Zhang Xiangchen, said this week that China would not have views forced upon it as he warned fellow WTO members against seeing reform as a chance to put China in a straitjacket.
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" The acclaimed food writer Josh Ozersky (RIP) once said some incredibly unbecoming things about it; specifically, that "Cel-Ray is a nasty, bilious tonic forced upon this generation by the Jewish martyr complexes of the prior one.
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I think there are parallels with, say, Christianity being forced upon both the Norwegians and the American slaves, and I kind of wondered what would've happened if slaves would've rebelled in a similar fashion to Burzum or Darkthrone.
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Corbyn said Labour would "put forward or support an amendment in favor of a public vote" to prevent what he called "a damaging Tory Brexit being forced upon the country," he said in a statement released by Labour.
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Other insiders said workers were unhappy that alleged pay cuts had been forced upon them, The Scioto Post reported, as management reduced their compensation from Ohio's $8.55 minimum wage to a tipped employee wage of approximately $4.00 per hour.
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"I think these conversations are a way of coopting this space of programmed, predetermined conversation and setting up a situation where this person can contribute something unexpected, some kind of reflection on the material forced upon them," said Heath.
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But in doing so, she would also tell me stories about a dark time in my country, a time when the Taliban required women to stay inside their homes, a time when ignorance and servitude were forced upon us.
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Like the supernatural abilities Arya gains during her time seeking the Many-Faced God or those forced upon Eleven by the government, Thomasin's sudden ability to levitate with the other witches suggests a more expansive shift in her capabilities.
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Every other relationship on the show has been built atop some sort of fundamental deception, where the radical honesty of Philip and Elizabeth Jennings, forced upon them by their situation, has made them stronger than they might have ever imagined.
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For Will, it's one piece in an ongoing struggle with a condition that was forced upon him and that has left him, and others like him, unable to readjust to a "normal" life — something he's not even sure he wants.
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American banks are performing better because in 2009 they were required either to raise capital for themselves or to have it forced upon them by government—in which case it would come with restrictions such as bonus caps for senior executives.
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Young people don't simply regard Trump as a less-than-ideal steward of their futures, but as a poison forced upon them by elders who have disclaimed any responsibility for bequeathing their offspring a bright and kind and healthy civic life.
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"They did not choose to make their houses on the river; it was forced upon them by their dire circumstances and lack of rights," said Butmao Sourn, executive director at non-profit Minority Rights Organization (MIRO) in Phnom Penh, the capital.
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Juliana Bordereau may be fenced off from the world, but at least she dwelt in it once, and sampled its delights, before electing to shut herself away, whereas Suzanne Simonin (Anna Karina), in "The Nun," has seclusion forced upon her.
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Supporters of the bill are intentionally vague about what the effects will be, saying that states know better how to allocate money, that they shouldn't have Obamacare forced upon them, and, essentially, that we'll see what happens when it happens.
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In fact, according to a few wise old Cold Warriors like George Shultz and Henry Kissinger, it is still not too late to reverse the trend again so that someday this decision will be forced upon no leader of any country.
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We're not really going to explain anything, because that's the reason why you have ears and eyes and we trust you to make your own decision and not have it forced upon you by the dictation of our own taste.
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In his evidence, Binney talked more about this latter aspect, and spoke generally about bulk collection and other surveillance programs run by the NSA and GCHQ, but the committee seemed keen to focus specifically on the new powers to be forced upon ISPs.
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The first ever all-out strike by doctors in the history of the UK's National Health Service (NHS) began in England on Tuesday, as junior doctors continue to protest against new contracts they say are unsafe and are being forced upon them.
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Many of us have a solution forced upon us by our IT team, but if you've got flexibility (or no IT team) than TeamViewer makes the whole process simple and trouble-free (and if you're just using it for yourself, there's no charge).
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Unfortunately, because he's an A-lister who's good at one thing, his not-so-good other thing is lavished with praise and forced upon us by fawning press who treat a depiction of Paul Ryan's face with "CREEP" painted over it like Guernica.
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For Neill Hurley, the hardest parts of complying with the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act — the ACA, or ObamaCare — have been the decisions taken away from him, such as choosing his own doctor, and the decisions that have been forced upon him.
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There were too many prosecutors who had the astounding freedom to indict anyone more or less as they chose, and who could so overcharge the indicted that plea bargains were forced upon good and bad alike, as confessions were once forced by the Inquisition.
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But I find it impossible to escape the thought that perhaps Alias Grace is functioning exactly as intended, and that I, a straight white man, am never quite going to understand the depths of oppression forced upon Grace Marks in any way other than academic.
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Beside them were photos of two women with their faces covered — one by a niqab, a veil that leaves the eyes visible, and the other by a burqa, the all-encompassing garment forced upon women under the Taliban regime that was toppled in 2001.
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Democratization in the 1990s paved the way for greater freedom in discussing Taiwan's history, as well as the emergence of a Taiwanese identity separate from the Chinese one that the Kuomintang, which sought for decades to retake China, had forced upon the Taiwanese people.
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He asked both Henderson and Maleah if it would be OK. Jennings also wanted to bring along his spiritual mentor on visits (Jennings identifies as a Christian), but he said that could wait; he didn't want Henderson to think anything was being forced upon him.
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Members of the House Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on Antitrust, Commercial, and Administrative Law said that arbitration was originally designed for disputes between businesses with equal bargaining power, but in recent decades has been unfairly forced upon workers and consumers who see few benefits from the process.
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While Deng is often given credit for turning China from a collectivist, Communist economy into the powerhouse it would become, according to Dikotter, Deng's reforms were a reflection of those forced upon the country from the bottom up, by a populace alienated to and despairing of Communism.
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The PCI council's Data Security Standards are forced upon businesses that cannot refuse to accept credit and debit cards and the council acts as "as an anticompetitive barrier to innovation" as they exhausts funds and other resources retailers have available for data security, the letter said.
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The latter has taken issue with the software Google packages with its standard Android license, the way its search engine rankings may favor its own product listings, and the ways the company has harmed competition in the digital advertising market through contractual stipulations forced upon customers.
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"Likewise, I've spoken with South Korea and Japan, and they are not only ready should foolish or reckless acts be taken by North Korea, but they're willing to shoulder much of the costs associated by operations if such an unfortunate situation is forced upon us," he added.
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I hope that nobody ever gains so much more power over the other that taboo thoughts are forced upon people or that they're policed by roving drones that zap you for thinking a certain thought... Anything close to kink-shaming, no matter how taboo, I can't abide.
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The question is whether Johnson calls one — in which case two-thirds of all MPs would need to approve it — or whether it is forced upon him by rebels bringing down his government in a no-confidence vote, in order to stop a no-deal Brexit.
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Cerbère means Cerberus in French, and at times I've wondered, in no doubt slightly melodramatic fashion, whether this place offers a glimpse through the portal to some approaching collective hell, be it an inferno of our own choosing or one forced upon us by ecological necessity.
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In short: Matt becomes embroiled in the kind of hackneyed London gangland rivalry that Guy Ritchie would be embarrassed by, receives no help from a staggeringly incompetent Met, and a romantic interest is so painfully forced upon proceedings that it hurts to watch the relevant scenes.
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Apple forced upon new adopters of its phone an accessorizing feature that earns them money despite the wide outcry against it, because Apple knows we are sheep that will buy their phones even though we hate how they are missing features we find to be important to us.
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But most recently, Grayeyes has found himself at the intersection of three lawsuits, different in scope, but with one overlapping goal: allowing Navajo citizens in San Juan County the right to fully and meaningfully participate in a government that was forced upon them more than a century before.
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A small transactional tax would be fair and reasonable, asking Wall Street to give something back to America after the damage that speculation caused to the economy during the latest financial crash, and after the cost of government bailouts was largely forced upon taxpaying moms and dads and others.
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The most important advice I offer to Bill and Hillary Clinton is to fully understand the magnitude of public outrage against insider political and financial establishments and the degree of economic anxiety that large numbers of voters feel and believe has been forced upon them by these establishments.
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" He predicts that the fight against Line 3 will more directly intervene against construction, pointing to the statement released in June by the Ojibwe Warrior Society, which reads, in part, "This is not Standing Rock and we will not be infiltrated and peace policed while a pipeline is forced upon us.
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We see them trying to figure out how to act, how to carry themselves, how to touch, what to say, and performing roles forced upon them either by society (Kinetta), themselves (Dogtooth), or some deeply problematic utopian bubble designed by a maniacal desire to control behavior (Dogtooth and The Lobster, 2015).
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And they are not only ready should foolish or reckless acts be taken by North Korea, but they are willing to shoulder much of the costs of any financial burden — any of the costs associated — by the United States in operations if such an unfortunate situation is forced upon us.
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"Especially in New York City, the holiday season is forced upon you, so for a family who might not be able to afford Christmas for their kids or themselves, it's really nice to know that they're going to be getting something for the holiday season no matter what," Grace said.
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People in positions of power will complain that the league is getting worse because of the economics that the owners forced upon it, as various coaches and executives have done in bemoaning the league's trend toward younger players, but it will do nothing to alter those economics or challenge the ideas that created them.
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Dress codes that target the size of a girl's shirt strap or the visibility of her bra, for example, adds to their sexualization; girls must cover up because their bodies are too distracting for the boys and men around them, immediately placing the blame of their sexualization on them even though that construct is being forced upon them.
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Related: In Photos: Thousands of Medical Workers Protest Pay Cuts and Longer Hours in London The first ever all-out strike by doctors in the history of the UK's National Health Service (NHS) began in England on Tuesday, as junior doctors continue to protest against new contracts they say are unsafe and are being forced upon them.
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It's that maze that has people running around in circles, as they attempt to reconcile new language and theories forced upon them by the elites in education and the corporatocracy, like "cisgender", which means you were cool with the sex you were born in, or that biology is irrelevant and has no connection to one's concept of self.
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Check out more videos from VICE: "She may need help from an attorney to defend against criminal prosecutions (like being caught performing acts forced upon her by a pimp), protect her rights against self-incrimination as a witness, gain access to government benefits, or help with changing her name to protect her identity post-trafficking," Wheeler added.
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Everyone good is dead, America is in danger of being gifted to a leather handbag with a list of reasonable policies even shorter than his fingers, and our only shred of common happiness, Stranger Things, has been ruined by an exhausting run of public appearances that feels physically and grotesquely forced upon me, like too much ice cream.
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Likewise I have spoken to South Korea and Japan and they are not only ready should foolish or reckless acts be taken by North Korea, but they are willing to shoulder much of the cost of any financial burden any of the costs associated by the United States in operations if such an unfortunate situation is forced upon us.
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Opening the possibility that defense lawyers could ask the badly over-burdened Supreme Court to decide on the terms of plea bargains would likely both severely slow down the speed at which such agreements are made and increase the chances that tougher terms would be forced upon potential whistleblowers, two federal prosecutors with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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When the first cryptic clip was dropped, many guessed it was the tail of a snake, meaning Taylor Swift is taking control of the snake narrative that was forced upon her (or that she brought upon herself, depending on where you stand on the issue) last summer when Kim Kardashian posted video of Swift's phone call with Kanye on Snapchat.
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This law is not in place for her, it's in place for Bo." Hermus, in closing arguments, walked up to Guyger in her seat, pointed and looked her in the eye, and urged the jury to tell her: "You will be held responsible for what you did and whether or not you want to accept responsibility, it will be forced upon you.
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But whether they believe a limit on the amount of self-control is from a physical store or just a psychological limit, both scientists—and their research—agree on one thing: When the activity you want to do has intrinsic value to you—that is, when it's important to you rather than forced upon you, you have a stronger ability to do it and exercise self-control.
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He created a stir when he was seen around town with some of the most sought-after white starlets on his arm—including May Britt, who he wed in 1960 before interracial marriages were even legal (and right after ending a marriage to black singer/actress Loray White, forced upon him by Columbia Pictures head honcho Harry Cohn who was outraged by Davis's romantic choices).
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I would argue that the earlier approach of India, when [the first prime minister of an independent India] Nehru kept slashing the defense budget every year—until the Chinese came [in 1962] and gave us a wallop that India had to reverse course—suggests that the instinct of the nationalist movement was to not be a particular militarist country, but it was forced upon it by circumstances.
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"This is why I'm thinking about how can we have a digital update for each of our different agencies who already have jurisdiction over ... public health or children or scams or deception, and just have them ask the questions that then are forced upon the technology companies to use their resources to calculate, report back, set the objectives for what they're going to do in the next quarter," Harris said.
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Referring to Federal Communications Commission v Pacifica Foundation, a ruling from 1978 involving broadcast of comedian George Carlin's "Filthy Words", he said "people who find the Carlin monologue funny or thought-provoking" can go to his show or buy the DVD, while the profanity will not be forced "upon anybody who finds it offensive", Likewise, Mr Brunetti can sell his clothing bearing the FUCT logo without enlisting the imprint of the federal government.
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"I have spoken to South Korea and Japan and they are not only ready should foolish or reckless acts be taken by North Korea, but they are willing to shoulder much of the cost of any financial burden — any of the costs associated by the United States in operations, if such an unfortunate situation is forced upon us," he said during an event at which he signed a bill rolling back bank regulations.
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You feel that you should have been smarter, that you should have protected yourself better, you should have not taken that drink, who knows what was in it, but like that you somehow got yourself into this situation, and growing up as I did, in a Christian home, with a very strong, almost fundamentalist mother and a patriarchal Italian family, there is still a shame to anything sexual being public, so you don't want to air your dirty laundry to other people, even if it was forced upon you.
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So, let's recap: A transgender wrestler receiving legal testosterone injections to transition from female to male who wants to compete against boys but is prohibited from doing so by his state government while at the same time being hindered from competing in the division he has to (but doesn't want to) by forfeiting opponents and their litigious parents will spend the spring and summer competing in the male division at USA Wrestling events, presumably getting better and stronger as a result of competing against boys, only to be forced upon his return to high school competition in Texas (a state on the verge of passing a "bathroom" bill that would prohibit local governments from adopting transgender non-discrimination ordinances) to compete against girls by that same governing body that claims its transgender wrestling policy exists not to make life harder for transgender people but only to protect the health and well-being of all its student athletes and the fairness of its competitions.
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