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Even where the religious restrictions are squarely outlined, the sense of defilement that underlines the rules has largely been imposed by male religious scholars or leaders.
The present study has limitations largely imposed by the study design.
Cuts in public spending in eurozone member states have largely been imposed by the EU, by the European Commission as well as by the EU governments.
Meanwhile, Mr. Gallois, a sober but energetic man who was once nicknamed God by his former employees at the French national railroad company for imposing hard decisions, has largely maintained a public silence since releasing his "competitive shock" report — despite being tailed for weeks by news cameras.
But now, despite all the Tea Party-inspired talk against stimulus, the US has largely maintained public spending, while the Europeans imposed bludgeoning austerity too soon.
The city law would be the first to impose safety standards specifically on the pornographic film industry, which has largely been allowed to police itself.
The party has largely defended Turkey's secular system of government, but the indictment accuses it of trying to impose Islam.
"That has largely evaporated.
He has largely succeeded.
That view has largely disappeared.
