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New sanctions were imposed by both the UN security council and the EU in the summer, but no action has been taken against the broadcaster.

Money – via the salary cap – was at the root of the lock-outs imposed by both the NBA and the NFL this year.

And the penalty has been imposed by both the federal and state governments in arbitrary, capricious and discriminatory manners — in a word, unconstitutionally.

Jackson said Shenhua would develop a number of operating and management plans by the end of the year which will "demonstrate how the company will comply with the strict operating conditions imposed by both the NSW and commonwealth governments".

These are just a few of the cases cited in a report by the New York-based group Human Rights Watch that condemned travel restrictions imposed by both the United States and Cuba.

At the same time, a wave of corporate deals has led to new levels of concentration in the broadcast, cable and telephone industries, testing the ownership limits imposed by both the F.C.C. and Congress in the Telecommunications Act of 1996.

A blockade imposed by both Israel and Egypt to isolate the Hamas government bars the vast majority of goods and people from moving in or out.

Occupying a niche somewhere between the single-minded focus on medical service delivery characterized by today's hospitals and the geriatric, residential orientation of most long-term facilities, the Glengariff centers look well beyond those models, at the same time working within the restraints imposed by both regulatory agencies and third-party payers.

Moreover, we extend such results to individuation and we conclude that the visual system responds to the constraints imposed by both tasks.

The crews of the patrolling American ships lacked fresh provisions but carried on in spite of the hardships imposed by both diet and climate.

"The restrictions are being imposed by both parties and are extremely impacting our work".