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Mr Wise also suggested that the cuts in support could be imposed on students currently at university.

UK ministers fear it could be imposed on British firms trading with businesses based in one of those states.

Ministers fear it could be imposed on UK firms trading with businesses based in one of those states.

They could be imposed on both the ship owner and the shipper.

Draconian time limits could be imposed on the players for each shot that they play.

Fines could be imposed on countries that repeatedly failed to implement judgments.

It did say that visa restrictions and travel bans could be imposed on Russian officials.

Necessary and proportionate restrictions could be imposed on religious freedoms, the judgment said.

The minister suggested that a €50 (£43.40) fee could be imposed on every vehicle entering or leaving Gibraltar.

If the case is committed to the crown court, an unlimited fine could be imposed on Network Rail.

Her evidence was sufficient to suggest to the ACCC that fines of A$10m $5.2mm) could be imposed on "a large company".