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Google does not check apps for security issues but has instead imposed technical hurdles to thwart malicious activity.

The UN summit on terrorism has instead just unanimously imposed ever tighter obligations on states to prevent the formation and proliferation of armed terrorist groups.

Seeking to restore competitiveness, Greece, because it is in the euro, cannot devalue its currency and, like other nations on the zone's periphery, has instead had to impose what economists call an "internal devaluation".

The city has instead been ruled by a mixture of Islamist militias, trying to impose sharia, or Islamic law.

However, they added that in "view of the teams' current financial circumstances" no penalty will be imposed and have instead referred the matter to FIA president Jean Todt.

The economic cost is instead imposed on society.

The shadow cabinet instead imposed a weaker, one-line whip.

The rule voids most itemized deductions and credits for filers who might otherwise have paid less tax, instead imposing one of two flat rates on their incomes.

For these reasons, Lowe (7) suggests that European settlers and their descendants have never truly engaged with the Australian continent and climate, instead imposing characteristics and behaviours from their previous lives in cooler climates.

Instead, Russia has imposed counter-sanctions of its own, halting food imports and closing local branches of McDonald's, ostensibly on public-health grounds.In this section Reversal of fortune Too smart by half?

The practice had allowed a judge to ignore a jury's recommendation of life in prison to instead impose a death sentence.