The decision of the whips to impose a three line whip means that David Burrowes, aide to Cabinet Office minister Oliver Letwin and a leading member of the no camp, is expected to abstain in the "programme motion" vote.
As Lyons notes: "Fiscal policy should not impose unnecessary strains on monetary policy".
With about 30 minutes to go before Hill was injected with a fatal dose of the sedative pentobarbital, two separate courts stepped in to impose a temporary delay in the proceedings.
Clegg accused the Tories of planning to impose "ideologically driven cuts" of £3bn on the schools budget in the next parliament, adding that the prime minister had tried to introduce further cuts over the past five years.
I don't expect the University of Derby's student union to impose a ban (other than for it being completely rubbish).
"Underneath the thick layers of greenwash many of these schemes are unsustainable, unviable and unpopular, but Gordon Brown wants to impose them from Whitehall irrespective of local opinion".
Media ownership laws allow foreign ownership of non-news titles, but impose a 26% ceiling on news publications.
He has tried to impose order – and has created chaos.
Despite their frequent failure to impose themselves, Rangers contrived and, inexplicably, squandered opportunities to extend their advantage by a convincing margin.
The Palestinians had presented a final set of demands, but Israel was "trying to impose what they want.
Maimuna Abdulmumini, 22, accused of burning her husband to death as a teenager, remains in prison today despite the Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas) Court of Justice ruling in June 2014 that the decision by a court in the north of the country to impose the death penalty was a violation of her fundamental rights.
