Unrevised, it would mean that the cuts would either be applied by Congress (highly unlikely) or imposed across the board.
Gov. Tom Corbett is trying to force the N.C.A.A. to revoke the highly deserved sanctions imposed on Penn State.
In 1997, Attorney General Janet Reno said he remained highly dangerous and imposed special conditions allowing him to communicate only with his wife, his lawyers and their Arabic translators.
While Victoria has the largest windfarm in the country – the Macarthur windfarm – the state Coalition government has imposed highly restrictive rules that stipulate that no wind turbines can be placed within 2km of a dwelling without written consent.
The governor filed a federal lawsuit to force the N.C.A.A. to revoke the highly deserved sanctions imposed on the school and its powerful football program for a scandal that reached the highest levels of the university.
Close observation reveals this as a language composed of one recurring unit of speech: the interdiction -- highly nuanced, mutually imposed commands and strictures extending into the most minute areas of household affairs, social life, finances, speech, hygiene, allowable idiosyncrasies and so on.
In contrast, Columbia's professional graduate curriculum requires large teams 10-144 people) to adhere to highly structured requirements imposed by faculty and clients.
Funding for South Central Somalia declined by half between 2008 and 2011 as the USA withdrew support and imposed highly stringent reporting restrictions as part of efforts to prevent the use of aid by al Shabaab [ 14].
In addition, the Federal Aviation Administration imposed a highly restrictive no-fly zone for a 23-mile radius around the city.
And the drive for a single European currency was the ultimate top-down project, an elite vision imposed on highly reluctant voters.
