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They may also be imposed on some people who have left the Work Programme, some of whom will be required to go on to a form of compulsory community service in return for benefits.

South West Trains said a speed restriction of 50mph would be imposed on some routes between 10 00 and 19 00 GMT on Wednesday.

If more realistic physical dynamics are desired for the mitotic process, physical constraints can be imposed on some of the elements, for example by defining the spindle axis in the cell and then using it to construct a plane of separation for the two daughter cells.

A similar sanction was imposed on some Harrison athletes last fall, when students engaged in underage drinking.

The Football Supporters Federationn questioned why increases "ten times the rate of inflation" have been imposed on some tickets.

Mr. Boucher said it was the second time sanctions were being imposed on some of the firms involved in today's announcement.

In addition, communications codes were changed, radio frequencies where shifted, and electronic silence was imposed on some units - all standard indicators that the Soviet forces are being prepared for action.

Speed restrictions have been imposed on some rail lines in the UK, while water supplies have been affected in parts of the Home Counties, as well as Staffordshire and Shropshire.

The Chinese tariffs, of as much as 23percentt, were imposed on some types of hot- and cold-rolled steel, stainless steel and other steel products in November last year after the United States imposed its own tariffs in March 2002, to protect steel makers like U.S. Steel and Nucor.

So, for example, a 10% tariff is imposed on some cars imported from outside the customs union, while 7.5% is imposed on roasted coffee.

The death penalty was imposed on some, while others have been punished with hope of survival.