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It comes on top of $5.7 million in fines the agency has imposed since 2003.

The sentence is the longest the court has imposed since it began dealing with war crimes in 2000.

The £20,000 fine, which has been paid by the party, is the largest fine the commission has imposed since it began operating in 2001.

Many service cuts Mr. Bloomberg has imposed since taking office essentially bring the city back to a level that existed not too long ago.

Earlier Wednesday, a government official involved in the cabinet discussions described the cuts as "the harshest and most difficult measures any government has imposed since the restoration of democracy in 1974," referring to the fall of the Greek military dictatorship.

Russia hopes that President Vladimir Putin's buddy Trump will lift all the sanctions the United States has imposed since the spring of 2014, when the Kremlin seized Crimea and sent thousands of troops to help eastern Ukrainian separatists ward off government forces.

Even the demographic squeeze that alcoholism, poverty and the miserable prospects for the future have imposed since the end of the Soviet Union seems to be easing slightly.

Mr. Hamsho is one of several Syrian figures on whom the United States has imposed sanctions since Mr. Assad's repression of a peaceful protest movement that began in March 2011 and has since evolved into a civil war.

For that to change, Congress must lift a separate ban that it has imposed every year since the mid-1990s.

He was referring, among other things, to the blockade that Israel has imposed on Gaza since Hamas took control there in 2007.

Hamas is demanding open border crossings and a lifting of the economic embargo that Israel has imposed on Gaza since the militant group took over the area in 2007.