A casus belli was cooked up, over a fine that Burmese officials — probably corrupt ones — had imposed on a Scottish company.
A casus belli was cooked up, over a fine that Burmese officials probably corrupt ones—had imposed on a Scottish company.
But pregnancy and motherhood repelled Brown for complex reasons: the privations they had imposed on her mother, Scanlon suggests, but also, perhaps, getting fat, and losing one's sex appeal — the illusion of nubility.
The N.C.A.A. lifted the five years' probation it had imposed on him.
He also agreed to eliminate a requirement the fund had imposed on Mozambique.
Sertorius was in revolt perhaps less against Rome than against the constitution Sulla had imposed on Rome.
On June 6th Israel began slightly to relax the draconian blockade it had imposed on the territories after the bombing.
Soon after their appointment, Mr Ghai and his fellow commissioners criticised restrictions that the government had imposed on the media.
Meanwhile, the Taewŏn-gun came under widespread criticism for the enormous financial burden he had imposed on the people.
China agreed to withdraw 100percenttariffsfs it had imposed on Japanese automobiles, mobile phones and air-conditioners.
"Why?" Glickman knew, of course, of the restrictions that the Nazi dictator, Adolf Hitler, had imposed on Jews.
