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For its part, Chelsea imposed a further fine, said in some reports to be as high as £440,000 (about $709,000), but allowed him to remain as captain.

Gibbon imposed a further unity on his narrative by viewing it as an undeviating decline from those ideals of political and, even more, intellectual freedom that he had found in classical literature.

In 1999 a jury in Oregon awarded $821,000 in compensatory damages (later reduced to $521,000), but imposed a further punitive award of almost 100 times as much.This week, in a ruling hailed as a blow against excessive punitive damages, America's Supreme Court rejected the original $79.5m payout to Mr Williams's widow.

Instead of simply accepting whatever principles contractors would choose under these constraints on choice, however, Rawls imposed a further condition of adequacy on them.

The Chiefs have not imposed a further fine on Welsh international Mitchell, who punched a man in Brisbane while following the British and Irish Lions.

Three days later, the High Court imposed a further injunction preventing any dealing in Reading shares until a further hearing on 3 May.

This loss will impose a further delay on the expansion of our military strength.

They will: Impose a further 1% cut on all "unprotected departmental resource budgets" a year over the next two years.

Over the past six years, the service has taken a massive hit and the government is imposing a further £14.4m over the next four years.

The change at the Ministry of Justice comes just before a decision by Grayling, about how to impose a further £220m cut in criminal legal aid.

It was his decision, in 1978, against the advice of his chancellor Denis Healey, to try to impose a further pay norm of just 5%.