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And as a sop to Shas, a religious party that is another needed partner in his coalition, Mr Netanyahu has reversed some of the cuts in child allowances he himself imposed as finance minister four years ago.

Indeed in January he himself imposed a reserve requirement on Israeli banks entering into foreign-exchange derivative transactions with non-residents.Burning issuesIn April the IMF released a "framework" to guide countries' thinking on such measures.

There was something of JPR Williams about his performance, and not just because he wore 15: he imposed himself on the game in defence and attack and had a pain threshold so high that the crowd felt the impact of his challenges more than he did.

He never imposed himself on the material, but let the play speak for itself".

An industry who arrived at this show preparing to be scandalised at how Slimane ignored the YSL heritage left wishing he had imposed himself just a little more.

But playing alongside Coutinho and behind the lone striker Divock Origi, he increasingly imposed himself here, with the 27-year-old's goal a real peach.

This was a contest to coax the best from the former world footballer of the year, whose every game could be considered his last, and he duly imposed himself on Spain as well as the tournament.

An actor who likes to keep the audience off balance, he has imposed himself through sheer force of personality, creating if not a cult then at least a mystique.

Nadal lost that game and the set, and then the second, badly, and though he won the third when Djokovic's intensity lapsed for a stretch, it was not a match in which he ever imposed himself and dictated points in the way that has made him such a commanding player in big finals.

He has imposed himself totally on the team's attacking structure.

"He was a wonderful mentor, tutor and teacher although that would suggest he imposed himself on you, which he didn't.