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Exactly how is unclear, but he has said that, as well as taxing the extra ad revenues won by the private channels, he may introduce an "infinitesimal" tax on mobile phones and internet access.

The army has said it will deploy troops on the streets on that day, while the president says he may introduce a state of emergency if, as expected, the protests spark widespread civil unrest.

David Cameron may have talked tough on single-use bags this week, warning retailers that he may introduce new laws if supermarkets do not take action to reduce their usage.

He may introduce bills, but he knows himself that he is only registering a pious opinion of a certain number of electors in his constituency; it may be his own; but that pious opinion will never find its way onto the statute book of his country until the government in power, the prime minister and his colleagues, introduces a government measure to carry that reform.

The government has signalled that it may be more relaxed about the Bank loosening its grip on inflation, thereby giving incoming governor Mark Carney more flexibility over measures he may introduce to boost growth.

He may introduce some changes before he gives his final approval, Borshchev said.

In death penalty hearings, judges traditionally afford both sides greater latitude in the testimony they may introduce.

"Wild birds may introduce the virus, but people's actions in poultry production and marketing spread it," he said.

The director may introduce creative touches in cutting.

The "fix" itself may introduce a new bug.

Along with the potential return of additional refugees to Iraq, that may introduce another complication.