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The new approach will replace a broader layer of extra scrutiny that had been imposed recently on all passengers from 14 countries, most of which are Muslim.
He went on to denounce the death penalty (which had recently been imposed on Timothy McVeigh, the Oklahoma City bomber), and to express alarm about global warming, which was not yet a mainstream concern.
Where agriculture has recently been imposed on natural systems, habitats that are modified, but not destroyed, within the agricultural matrix, are often, undervalued for their conservation benefits.
EDF is already struggling to cope with a raft of extra demands that have been imposed on it, most recently the takeover of its financially troubled engineering partner Areva.
In the public gallery, the defendants' families looked on as the judge imposed sentences under 1993 guidelines, which he admitted fell short of what could have been imposed had the murder happened more recently.
But the new cohort increasingly decides how these beliefs are imposed on the ground: recently the Quetta Shura sent a Muslim scholar to chastise a group of youthful commanders in Paktia Province who were not following Mullah Omar's directives; they promptly killed him.
Recently, new changes were imposed on these agro-forestry landscapes due to novel management options that provide new challenges for wildlife.
No restriction was imposed on daily activities or on diet.
But it is imposed only on easterners.
Recently, Fan and Zhong [39] extended the corresponding results of He [38] to the case that the perturbation was imposed on the mapping and the constraint set simultaneously.
