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Mr de Villepin said curfews would be imposed under a 1955 law that allows the declaration of a state of emergency in part, or all, of France.

Since the concurrent sentence did not exceed that which lawfully might be imposed under a single count, the judgment may be affirmed if the conviction on either count is valid.

Advocates of abortion rights say that women who now have insurance covering abortion could lose it under the restrictions that would be imposed under a health bill passed by the House last month.

The deal mentions "measures" under Chapter VII but it's unclear whether those measures would be imposed under an initial UN resolution currently in draft.

The restrictions were imposed under a rarely used federal rule that allows officials to limit an inmate's communications with outsiders to prevent "acts of violence and terrorism".

The sweeping gag order was imposed under a $750,000 settlement between the Hallowich family and Range Resources Corp, a leading oil and gas driller.

The restrictions, which were sought by the government and upheld by the court, were imposed under a rarely used federal rule that allows limits on an inmate's communications with outsiders to prevent "acts of violence and terrorism".

Whether a Council bill to free itself from term limits would survive a court challenge in court remains in doubt, since the limits were imposed under a referendum on the City Charter.

The restrictions were imposed under a rarely used federal rule that allows the government to limit an inmate's communications with outsiders to prevent "acts of violence and terrorism".

The water meter moratorium was imposed under an interpretation of state law that allows for restrictions on water hookups in an emergency.

The deadline was imposed under an agreement among seven Western states, including Nevada and California, that was meant to wean California from its dependence on the surpluses over 15 years.