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"It would probably send most of the farmers on whom this would be imposed out of business," he said.

He confirmed all-women shortlists would again be imposed but ruled out the use of ethnic minority shortlists to boost the number of black and Asian MPs.

Firstly, strict exclusion criteria may be imposed to sieve out waveforms with artefacts.

Additionally, for biasing M1 and M2 transistors at approximately equal drain–source voltages, V' potential must be imposed, from the I OUT external terminal, to be equal with V potential.

Moreover, weak solutions are not necessarily unique and further admissibility criteria need to be imposed in order to single out a physically relevant solution.

Of course, one could insist on adhering to whatever meaning constraints turn out to be imposed by natural language and so, perhaps, deny that inanimate computers could ever think.

"Wholly" may be an exaggeration, because after all, death is "inevitable and despicable," but by acknowledging this, Sisyphus consciously lives out what has been imposed on him, thus making it into his own end.

In Moreh, a town on the India-Myanmar border, an indefinite curfew was imposed on August 18 after clashes broke out between ILP supporters and those against it.

Before the attack, airports were so overloaded that restrictions were imposed on new flights out of La Guardia in New York, and travelers were in a constant state of frustration.

Severe controls were imposed on movement into and out of Italy.

"I like what he's learned and I like the standard that he's imposed on himself to go out there and take it.