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However when the Neapolitan government imposed a prohibitive duty on sulphur, Muspratt found
it, and that since the federal obscenity laws imposed a complete ban on materials which people have
-induced wind shear during the liftoff, which imposed a downdraft and a decreasing headwind, the ef
Dowling imposed a regime of arbitrary house searches, arrests
on demanded prison time, but a military judge imposed a fine and reduction in rank, and he was requ
The villagers imposed a quarantine on themselves to stop the furthe
During 1865 the Red Flag Act imposed a speed limit of four miles per hour for the
When Cao Cao imposed a ban on alcohol due to crop shortage, Kong R
arty and became an independent when the Party imposed a Head Office candidate over a local Councill
In 2007, after the election of Hamas, Israel imposed a naval blockade.
During his time in power he imposed a version of agrarian socialism, forcing urba
With the Gin Act 1736 the government imposed a high licence fee for gin retailers and a 20
in response to a fiscal crisis, Philadelphia imposed a $0.05 per share stock transfer tax for all
h this was overturned by a higher court which imposed a sentence of life imprisonment in 1981.
, 1798, the fifth Congress passed an Act that imposed a three-hundred dollars per slave penalty on
The 1608 charter imposed a number of conditions on Inner and Middle Te
Some universities have imposed a blanket ban including halls of residence an
The National Rugby League imposed a $3M salary cap on each of the clubs.
Football's world governing body imposed a series of safety measures after concluding
was still concerned with taxation because it imposed a taxation obligation.
ment which authorised the line's construction imposed a statutory obligation on British Railways to
And Congress soon imposed a nationwide 55 MPH (90 km/h) speed limit by
In this case, the Commonwealth imposed a tax on flour millers, but reimbursed the St
This Act imposed a patrilineal nuclear household onto many mat
They abrogated universal suffrage and imposed a literacy test for voting.
service for which the Scottish Ministers have imposed a charging order.
ing previous charges for subscriptions, which imposed a substantial cost for CCBill to deal with th
However, in 1996 Russia imposed a moratorium on executions and the sentence w
The United States Department of Commerce imposed a $142,000 civil penalty on Illinois Tool Wor
ations in quantum field theory, in which they imposed a broken symmetry condition.
After World War II, as the Soviet Army imposed a Communist government in Romania, the peasan
e Business Franchise (Tobacco) Act 1974 (Vic) imposed a licensing scheme for the sale of tobacco.
The Act imposed a fine on any person who attended a conventic
ad "mixed up" the date of the hearing; the FA imposed a four-match ban and told Jones to "grow up".
nd manager were reprimanded, and ESPN and ABC imposed a five-second delay on future telecasts.
e 2009, the City Council passed a budget that imposed a 40% budget cut on the Public Advocate's Off
ss, Padmapriya.The South Indian Film Industry imposed a one year ban on him for his behaviour on se
After Sharpeville, the government imposed a State of Emergency, made mass arrests, issu
illegal to sell graffiti tools to minors and imposed a requirement that affects larger buildings a
se moved into south Vietnam in March 1945 and imposed a regime of martial law; allied forces bombed
The earlier Molasses Act of 1733, which had imposed a tax of six pence per gallon of molasses, ha
After this, the Academy imposed a limit of three nominated producers per film
Between 1636 and 1637, Philip IV of Spain imposed a tax which had to be paid using a revenue st
t agreed that the photos must be removed, and imposed a fine of €5,000 to be paid every time photos
contract were kept secret, as the league had imposed a $5,000 salary cap and the newspapers had ru
moved the absolute prohibition on divorce but imposed a number of restrictions on its occurrence.
on (FCC) and Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) imposed a policy that states, "Although there is no a
Commonwealth passed the Payroll Tax Act which imposed a 2.5% tax on all wages paid by an employer.
court allowed Achuthanandan's appeal and also imposed a fine of Rs. 10,000 on each of the three con
Upon winning the war, the NOL imposed a harsher rule on the world, punishing any re
The FAA initially imposed a temporary flight restriction on an area wit
er Samak accusing him of abuse of power as he imposed a state of emergency in Bangkok, but the circ
The City of Valdez in Alaska imposed a property tax that, in practice, applied onl
umer Protection Act 1987 which had previously imposed a more limited general safety requirement (re
the National Minimum Drinking Age Act, which imposed a penalty of 10% of a state's federal highway
Section I of the Act imposed a limit on the liability of shipowners in reg
in the Galle, but was stopped when the police imposed a curfew in the area.
, a United Nations Security Council committee imposed a travel ban and asset freeze on him for viol
d occurred on the Ultimate Bet poker site and imposed a number of sanctions on Ultimate Bet's owner
The Scottish Football League imposed a transfer embargo on Livingston due to their
ess after the bankruptcy of his bank may have imposed a special need to be productive.
eover attempt, Jeremias III of Constantinople imposed a deacon, the Greek monk Sylvester to rule th
2011, the Maine Department of Transportation imposed a 2.7 ton weight restriction on the bridge af
They imposed a stamped (taxed) press; all publications app
The Treaty of Versailles (signed in 1919) imposed a number of restrictions on pistol barrel len
ed by Colonel Edward Wood, a teetotaller, who imposed a condition on the developer that the sale of
The U.N. Security Council imposed a fourth round of sanctions against Iran in J
The U.N. Security Council imposed a fourth round of sanctions against Iran in J
ou have done on corpses, you have not thereby imposed a limit on the nature of events so that in th
lared Roma people to be a security threat and imposed a series of emergency measures against them.
Lady Bears coach Kim Mulkey imposed a one-game suspension in addition to the one-
In 2004, the Syrian government imposed a travel ban on Maleh after he made a speech
In October 2003, the Hong Kong government imposed a HK$400 monthly Employees' Retraining Levy f
took control of the area about a year ago and imposed a strict form of Islamic law that included am
two months, and in November the United States imposed a military government under Rear Admiral Harr
The Germans imposed a large collective fine on the community.
thwest of Spokane), and there on September 23 imposed a peace treaty, under which most of the tribe
It imposed a limit on the liability of shipowners in reg
When the NTSB imposed a 30-second day, they all crashed.
to move into their territory and annexed it, imposed a fur tax, and managed to suppress several Ya
scathing 40-page ruling sanctioning Taitz and imposed a monetary penalty of $20,000 under Rule 11 o
Imposed a new hotel tax based on occupancy.
He imposed a happy ending, but this idea was rejected.
imposed a limit of 30 on infant class sizes.
In that court, he was one of the judges who imposed a fine of £30,000 upon the Earl of Devonshire
, a United Nations Security Council committee imposed a travel ban and asset freeze on Katanga for
greement, widened international sanctions and imposed a naval blockade against the country.
prosecution asked for two years but the judge imposed a 16-month prison sentence telling her that t
After the war, the city of Bonn imposed a stage ban on her.
The Court held that the right imposed a duty upon the police to provide information
they contended that the former president had imposed a personality cult, and established the Antip
The FAA imposed a ban on contributions from corporations, uni
contrary to the court's protocol rules which imposed a one year period of mourning.
resident of the republic, Casimir-Perier, who imposed absolute silence for the future upon him.
the power is given and upon whom the duty is imposed acts reasonably, such interference will not g
s who are upset with the police state tactics imposed after the bombing.
The veto was imposed after concerns regarding the entry into force
The new boundary was imposed after central Government had rejected the cou
The ban was imposed after the oil embargo by Arab oil producers i
opean Union lifts ban on British beef exports imposed after outbreak of BSE 10 years ago.
all shellfish from the waters of the bay was imposed after a deadly biotoxin was discovered in the
following import restrictions on British coal imposed after the War of 1812.
treets in Kowloon enforcing a curfew that was imposed after around 1.30 am.
h the religious terms of the Augsburg Interim imposed after this victory.
rly 13 years of economic sanctions originally imposed after Iraq's 1990 invasion of Kuwait.
s lifted a travel warning for Turkey that was imposed after a deadly Israeli raid on an aid flotill
gthened sanctions regime against North Korea, imposed after an underground nuclear test conducted i
ban on English clubs in European competitions imposed after the previous season's Heysel disaster r
When restrictions were imposed again the following year, he was imprisoned f
s of improving the effectiveness of sanctions imposed against UNITA in previous resolutions.
panels to investigate violations of measures imposed against UNITA.
He knew also that a death sentence was imposed against her by the Home Army (Armia Krajowa -
to consider recommendations on measures to be imposed against "individuals, groups or entities invo
formed sanctioned individuals of the measures imposed against them and report on the measures they
ressing readiness to amend or exempt measures imposed against UNITA if progress had been made.
lution 1040 (1996), further measures could be imposed against Burundi.
icial also reassured Israel over EU sanctions imposed against Iran for its nuclear program.
Later in the month a state of emergency was imposed, Ahmed stepped down, and the elections were p
seized their properties, annexed their farms, imposed alien laws, liberated their slaves without co
gave the appearance that martial law had been imposed, although the military remained in a support
veral days, Resolution 1298 was adopted which imposed an arms embargo on both countries.
ioch, Athanasius I. Aimery protested this and imposed an interdict on the city.
esolution 1907, adopted on December 23, 2009, imposed an arms embargo on Eritrea, travel bans on it
ted anyone and had only stated that canon law imposed an automatic excommunication on those who pro
der the wings, reverted to P-36A because guns imposed an unacceptable performance penalty with top
h Singh Badal (leader of Shiromani Akali Dal) imposed an "immediate ban" on kovoor's renowned title
The Almoravid imposed an extremely strict interpretation of Islam,
h of two persons on the first day authorities imposed an indefinite curfew on the town to control t
Soon after the war had started the U.S. had imposed an embargo on military aid on both India and
The topography of the terrain imposed an ordered terrace system with steep streets,
e popular in 2004, when the German Government imposed an extra duty on alcopops of 0.80 to 0.90 eur
The United Nations Security Council has imposed an arms embargo on Eritrea and vowed to slap
al Transactions Reports Act 1988 (Cth), which imposed an obligation on 'cash dealers' to report all
As governor, he imposed an excise tax on corporations, secured safety
The Oklahoma Tax Commission imposed an estate tax on the three estates, the Secre
ovision was not overly vague, overbreadth, or imposed an improper onus and so did not violate secti
government to revoke the constitution it had imposed, and to promise the convocation of a constitu
ubsequently, two weeks of 24-hour curfew were imposed, and it was a long time before complete law a
iners, and forbade public criticism, but only imposed and enforced those edicts and policies which
s, and interest claimed by the city have been imposed and incurred in conformity with the laws and
The younger player was imposed and became important piece in first eleven, h
ing Gustaf VI Adolf saying, "The King has not imposed any ban on the marriage in question".
In 1997, The United Nations imposed arms and travel sanctions after rebels were a
In this position, he supported the terror and imposed around thirty death sentences.
e character's personalities rather than being imposed artificially by circumstances.
In 931 he was imposed as bishop by Ralph, King of the West Franks,
mporary" sales, use, income and vehicle taxes imposed as part of the 2009-2010 budget agreement wou
Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers imposed as the result of an antitrust case that invol
e, such as fines and curfews, was still being imposed as late as 1948.
he words "Who was crucified for us," which he imposed as a test upon all in his patriarchate, anath
ndertaking that the death penalty will not be imposed as required under Australian law.
blic, Nikos Sampson - the man the Greek junta imposed as leader after their attempted coup, and man
ermany after restrictions on nuclear research imposed as a result of the Second World War were lift
Antipope Felix II was imposed as his successor.
complete moratorium on cod fishing had to be imposed as the Canadian fishing industry all but coll
The tax must be imposed at the point of production or manufacture.
a bridge or roadway was completed, a toll was imposed at that location to create a revenue stream t
His Honour's requirement that the tax be imposed at the point of production or manufacture for
ocean coaling station avoiding the high taxes imposed at ports controlled by the Hawaiians.
f the oppressive poll tax, which the king had imposed because not enough income had been collected
ported telecommunication equipment, which was imposed because of security concerns regarding gear s
icer David Gallop said that the fine had been imposed because during the months of media scrutiny t
ions until Augustine of Canterbury and others imposed Benedictine monasticism and a version of the
ations of arcane interpretations of the rules imposed, Bloom was able to recover $6 billion in refu
ted each other as the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk imposed borders that conflicted with those which were
. Branch eventually urged members to join the imposed branch, but were themselves blacklisted from
le and creative approach to filmmaking within imposed budgetary constraints and without the crutch
thers were subsequently fined and heavy costs imposed but these were later remitted.
After the ruling, quotas could still be imposed, but could only be used to restrict the numbe
s who stood up against the Internal Emergency imposed by the then Prime Minister of India, Indira G
n Spanish waters, enforcing the arms blockade imposed by Britain and France on both sides of the co
s live poker games, under betting limitations imposed by Florida law.
tion, and non-introduction of nuclear weapons imposed by the United States after Japan's defeat in
However, in spite of the new boundaries imposed by the Boundary Commission, the Conservatives
election occurred during a state of emergency imposed by President of Nauru Marcus Stephen.
e strict accreditation requirements that were imposed by the government of Robert Mugabe.
tives of both sides, as was the case of siege imposed by Coronado and Patoni in 1858 for the libera
r, Anne Sullivan, broke through the isolation imposed by a near complete lack of language, allowing
Such restrictions, in my judgment, are imposed by the law in question.
He was released on bail, having had a curfew imposed by the courts.
Even more delay was imposed by torrential rains which fell on 28 April, w
rought promotion despite a 17 point deduction imposed by the Football League.
There are secondary controls imposed by stratigraphy and geochemistry but structur
Under the new regulations imposed by Order 81, therefore, the sort of seeds Ira
e date: The budgetary and travel restrictions imposed by the worldwide economic crisis caused this
gutted in order to meet the financial burdens imposed by the merger, and he was never able to put t
When the Helvetic Republic, imposed by the French, was introduced in 1798, he led
ction of tariffs to reciprocate against those imposed by the United States.
ment and the limits on the freedom of worship imposed by the new regime.
vilization) due to restrictions on technology imposed by the Priest-Kings.
ce, it is said, together with the onerous tax imposed by King George II on all gamesters, so incens
Cell aggregation is imposed by hanging drop, plating upon non-tissue cult
"The ban and punishment imposed by the earlier tribunal is hereby set aside a
nd Richard and Jordan became popemakers: they imposed, by military force, the papal candidates of H
However, the strict philosophy imposed by the Almoravid at the beginning of their re
male clothing from the standards of propriety imposed by a reactionary bourgeoisie.
ifferent marriages, died due to the hardships imposed by the war.
rohibition against foreign military personnel imposed by the Geneva Agreements - which the United S
the survey, Thurston had to overcome hassles imposed by religious superstition.
Poland was neglected due to high excise taxes imposed by the Russian authorities.

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