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See articleDevil in the detailNorth Korea's regional neighbours continued their consultations about how to impose sanctions on the country following its nuclear test earlier this month.

The change at the Ministry of Justice comes just before a decision by Grayling, about how to impose a further £220m cut in criminal legal aid.

A one-time aide to Michel Rocard, a Socialist prime minister in the Mitterrand years, Mr Valls has thought hard about how to impose modern social democracy on the French Socialist Party, criticising the 35-hour working week his party introduced, and arguing against selling voters "false hopes" based on a tax-and-spend doctrine.Nobody doubts the new prime minister's energy and grit.

Which is partly why, for those who believe the rich should make a bigger contribution and who are concerned about the gap between rich and poor, the debate is about how to impose levies on wealth, in that wealth is harder to hide or disguise than income.

The survival game has changed this season: More adults have arrived on the scene and they have their own ideas about how to impose "order" on the young people -- and others -- who are roaming the surprisingly picturesque post-apocalyptic territories.

The consternation is infecting the rest of Europe as well, with the European Community equally confounded about whether, or how, to impose a solution.

Congress knew how to impose aiding and abetting liability when it chose to do so.

Mr Berlusconi has yet to show that he knows how to impose economic reform.

"It was a play about how we go about trying to understand what's going on in our world when things are beyond understanding, and how to impose meaning that comforts us".

It is much less obvious how to impose these constraints when using the method of moments.

Now the FDA is weighing how to impose standards for arsenic in foods.