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Although a half-day strike by barristers last year was deemed effective, with the Government backing off from imposing further cuts to Bar fees, Mr Gove took the decision after his recent appointment to continue with the Grayling austerity regime on solicitors' legal aid fees.

In Brussels, EU diplomats said the bloc was holding off from imposing further sanctions until it sees whether the Geneva deal works.

Imposing further cuts is becoming politically untenable.

They also explicitly forbid lower-level commanders from imposing any further restrictions on the use of such force "without my approval" — General Petraeus's effort to prevent officers on the ground from ordering their troops to be overly cautious about defending themselves.

(74) While the granting of authorisations and the monitoring of compliance with usage conditions should remain the responsibility of each Member State, Member States should refrain from imposing any further conditions, criteria or procedures that would restrict, alter or delay the correct implementation of a harmonised or coordinated selection or authorisation procedure.

In E. coli, the last nucleotide of the newly copied repeat is derived from the first nucleotide of the incoming spacer, which imposes further sequence requirements on that system (Swarts et al., 2012).

Furthermore, an effective by-law of the Royal Ordinance on Fisheries imposes further conditions on particular quality of discharge from all registered and approved shrimp farms.

"Leaders agreed that the international community should therefore impose further costs on Russia and specifically that ambassadors from across the EU should agree a strong package of sectoral sanctions as swiftly as possible".

The Food and Drug Administration is planning to convene an advisory committee on March 13 to discuss whether to impose further restrictions on the use of the drugs, Aranesp from Amgen and Procrit from Johnson & Johnson, with cancer patients.

The roll-angle constraint imposes further visibility restrictions.

This will impose further cuts on the poorest.