These UK specific scenarios have been bolted on top of the one designed by the European Banking Authority EBAandand imposed on 123 banks - 24 of which failed when the result was published at the end of October.
The Taliban also wants to scrap Afghanistan's constitution, which Stanekzai described as having been "copied from the West and imposed on Afghanistan's Muslim society under the shadow of occupation". Instead a new one should be drawn up, adhering to "Muslim principles" and a sense of national achievements, he said.
Traditionally, a diagnosis is something devised by distant experts and imposed on the patient.
Through an act of his will, he created the world in time and imposed on it the order of nature.
Gandhi then decided to suspend his mass campaign and imposed on himself a five days' penitential fast.
Thatcher claimed that this tough approach had been devised by Walters and imposed on a reluctant Treasury.
"Senator Ensign has admitted and apologized for his conduct and imposed on himself the highest sanction of resignation.
It tried Sangha members for "activities inconsistent with and detrimental to Buddhism" and imposed on the Sangha a code of conduct enforced by criminal penalties.
Steve Goddard, Tregaron, Ceredigon Tobin tax would hit recovery Regulations being proposed and imposed on the financial world are coming thick and fast.
The billionaire media mogul has since depicted the government's policies as unnecessarily painful and imposed on a Germanophile Mr Monti by the government in Berlin.
The school fired its coach, took down its banners from the Final Four, and imposed on itself a wide range of sanctions.
