The Constitution (Article 101) gave him very few avenues for imposing his will upon the General Assembly.

Legacy William's primary achievement was to contain France when it was in a position to impose its will across much of Europe.

Even if America once again pursued military intervention in the region, its power would no longer be sufficient to enforce its will.

This is very much in the sense of Max Weber's idea of potential power, which is the probability of imposing one's own will despite the opposition of others.

Don't do anything against your will.

We will do nothing against your will.

In short, we admire their willingness to play.

She cremated him against his wishes.

Tom did it against his will.

We're going to force you to act against your will, to bend to our will.

He admitted his eagerness to escape from here.

In his will, Shakespeare left the bulk of his large estate to his elder daughter Susanna.

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The same act allowed Henry to determine further succession to the throne in his will.

La Toya Jackson states that this was both unplanned and against her wishes.

Professor Edward Gregg concluded that Anne was often able to impose her will, even though, as a woman in an age of male dominance and preoccupied by her health, her reign was marked by an increase in the influence of ministers and a decrease in the influence of the Crown.

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When she was a young girl, she had been mutilated against her will.

Each side knows it will have to submit to its will.

But their will and ability to translate this view into policy are limited.

Against his will, he had to dismember the installations he had put in place before.

From the start of the 1980s, the city began to turn itself more towards the service sector.

to impose sanctions

Espousing the belief that all degenerates in men's hands, Rousseau taught that men would be free, wise, and good in the state of nature and that instinct and emotion, when not distorted by the unnatural limitations of civilization, are nature's voices and instructions to the good life.

He could do nothing but give up his plan against his will.

Hergé was unsatisfied, and eager to write and draw a comic strip of his own.

... If medicine at times will assist, we take it not as a habit, but as a little push over the hill.

Do we have the will?

When a country engages in the world, its authority stems from its willingness and ability to take personal risks.

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His soul seemed to be made up of good humor and goodwill.

Southern Europe could enforce deflation.

Next we have the Puritan shift the Teutonic Europe of the North, the Europe of the Lutherans, Calvinists and Quakers, wishes to inflict its moral order on us.

Whilst human laws might not impose sanctions for unfair dealing, divine law did, in his opinion.

Not because you force them to do something against their will, but because they wanted to connect.

The legislature could not operate alone and the monarch could not force his will upon the Assembly.

God wants it.

Spring started indeed.

Admonishes the reader to develop every faculty in a balanced way, establish one's autonomy, and to devote oneself to the service of one's own True Will.

It comes with its own wine cellar that you can draw freely from.

From Bonaparte to the Bourbons Although Laplace was removed from office, it was desirable to retain his allegiance.

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to impose fines of an appropriate size .