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Billions of dollars of fines have been imposed on a string of banks implicated in the scandal.

A court in Nantes threw out a $30 fine on Monday that had been imposed on a woman who wore an Islamic veil while driving in April.

The duties that were upheld on Friday had been imposed on a variety of specialized goods: circular welded pipe, certain pneumatic off-road tires, light-walled rectangular pipe and tube and laminated woven sacks.

For good ­measure, and in an apparent effort to stress its seriousness, the government embellished its hardline rhetoric with a couple of swift executions and an announcement that the death sentence had been imposed on a further nine protesters.

On the other hand, as France's foreign minister, Hubert Védrine, recently conceded, the euro was itself a French idea and has been imposed on a German public hugely reluctant to see their D-mark go.For sure, however noisy the latest ructions, the Franco-German motor will, for the moment, go on driving the Union.

The judgment in the 2011 high court case, which concerned a control order that had been imposed on a member of the North Kensington network once influenced by Fazul and Nabhan, identifies 10 other young men as members of the group.

The stiffest sentences, 10 years in prison, were imposed on a Klan leader and one other defendant.

Can social progress be imposed on a less developed culture?

And, secondly, they reduce the huge management burden that is imposed on a single regulator.

"It cannot be imposed on a defendant over his objection," Professor Morse said.

"There are limitations that were imposed that would not be imposed on a union hall or fraternal organization," he said.