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Coventry University has yet to impose a full ban but has confirmed it is taking all comments from students seriously.

But Commissioner Mills's order fell short of his recent threats to remove the local board and impose a full state takeover of the Roosevelt schools.

For example, the sanctions put limits on the nation's oil imports but did not impose a full embargo, as the United States has suggested it supports.

The Mayo conference called on the league to impose a full ban to reduce the 75 concussions suffered annually in the N.H.L. and to set a top-down example for youth hockey.

Denmark, the rotating president of the European Union, proposed that starting July 1, all countries in that body impose a full embargo of Iranian oil, Reuters reported, putting a date on that threatened step for the first time.

Sens. Cory Gardner (R-Colo). and Edward J. Markey (D-Mass). filed an amendment to excommunicate firms that do business with Pyongyang from the American financial system, as well as impose a full trade embargo on North Korean-made goods.

To attempt to impose a full-blown Title II regime now, when the classification of cable broadband has always been as an information service, would reverse nearly a decade of precedent, including findings by the Supreme Court that this classification was proper.

It's apparent the government is even laying the groundwork for such a violent confrontation, which it can use as a pretext to impose a full-scale authoritarianism as evidenced in Belarus and even some form of martial law.

The State Department imposed a full trade embargo on China and prohibited travel there.

The policy suggests imposing a "full time principal residence requirement" on all new homes.

Leeds, Nottingham, Anglia Ruskin, Brighton, Birmingham and Kingston are among universities to have imposed a full ban recently, while several other institutions are contemplating following their lead.