21.   Cook has the ability to impose his will, the type of player Connecticut and Seton Hall sorely lack.

22.   Dunlap, a hit-and-run turnaround specialist, moved decisively to impose his will.

23.   During Reconstruction, Washington ruthlessly imposed its will on the defeated Southern states.

24.   During the Cold War, Washington could simply impose its will on NATO when it came to missiles and nuclear weapons policies.

25.   Everywhere, it seems, this administration is imposing its will on others, the end justifying the means.

26.   For all its power, the United States cannot just impose its will on the world.

27.   For the last six years, the Rehnquist-led court steadily has chipped away at the power of the federal government to impose its will on the states.

28.   Fortunately for the rest of us, the majority eventually imposed its will.

29.   For on a whole host of domestic policy issues he has sought to impose his will even more starkly.

30.   Furthermore, as a maturing civilization, the West no longer has the economic or demographic dynamism required to impose its will on other societies.