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The same assumptions imposed for TAR30 are also imposed for the green scenario; however, under the green scenario, the Greek government should increase the share of energy consumption produced from renewable resources to 27% by 2020. Figure 1 presents the projections of GHG emissions for the sectors of industry, transport, and energy.

But anonymity is also imposed "essentially for the sake of the players, both to protect their current positions and to protect their reputations," Mr. Latzky said.

The courts have also imposed fines for drinking in public and other behavior considered morally lax.

In 1965, the U.S. repealed racial restrictions against Southern and Eastern Europeans and Asians, but the 1965 law also imposed quotas for the first time on Western Hemisphere countries.

Additional licenses and fees are also imposed with those for medical marijuana outpacing those for retail marijuana by a factor of about five to one.

12 15 For cyclosporine, the EMA has also imposed tighter limits for the Cmax acceptance interval (90% to 111%).

Indonesia, the most populous country in Southeast Asia, also imposed harsh penalties for many crimes, including the death penalty for drug trafficking.

She also imposed a curfew for him to be home by 9 o'clock every night and to completely abstain from consumption of alcohol and illegal drugs.

But to prevent people from waiting to buy insurance until they got sick, the law also imposed financial penalties for individuals who did not maintain coverage.

Extraction of the precious coal from underground created in successive stages certain needs and also imposed a model for generating the mono-industrial city.

He also imposed maximum sentences for her conviction on charges of larceny, forgery and identity theft, to be served after she completes her sentence for murder, meaning it would be about 27 years before she is eligible for parole.