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Focus can be imposed on increasing the role of men/boys in care provision beyond the traditionally-defined role.

Positivity constraints can easily be imposed on (31) when needed.

"Putting pensions on a sustainable long-term footing does not justify the sudden increase being imposed on one group of women at such short notice, especially when the Government knows that these particular women are more vulnerable than men and have little or no private pension wealth," said Ros Altmann, the director-general of Saga, the company focused on serving the needs of the over-50s.

A series of isovelocity ramps were imposed on muscle bundles of increasing velocity.

As the WOB increases, increased demand is imposed on the respiratory muscles.

Because the production of cultured shrimp is increasing dramatically around the world and increased stress is imposed on aquatic habitats where crustaceans play major ecological roles, crustacean immunology has attracted significant attention in recent years.

Employment discrimination increased, restrictions were imposed on their access to further education, and new laws made Sinhala which few Tamils spoke the official language.

If a welfare surcharge were imposed on beer, it would not only increase beer prices and decrease beer consumption, but it would also decrease consumption of brandy and whisky.

An array of behavioural directives is imposed on these patients such as quitting smoking; increasing exercise; reducing weight; and adhering to self-monitoring, dietary and medication prescriptions.

Earlier this year large rent increases were imposed on traders – during the recession and just before the move.

Tax increases were imposed on alcohol, fuel and homes worth above 1 million pounds.