For example, in Lexington County in South Carolina, the death sentence was imposed in 93 per 1,000 homicides.
But new underwriting standards imposed in 2011 have made PLUS loans more difficult to secure.
Local officials are taking no chances: on Wednesday, emergency measures were imposed in 38 urban zones, towns and cities, including Parisian suburbs.
It said at least 682 executions were known to have been carried out worldwide in 2012, two more than 2011, and at least 1,722 death sentences were imposed in 58 countries, compared with 1,923 imposed in 63 countries the year before.
Although U.N. sanctions were first imposed in 2006 against North Korea, they have not prevented tests of five nuclear warheads and four long-range missile launches since then, including the two launches in July.
When the first wine embargo was imposed in 2006 (at a time when the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, declared he was "hardly satisfied" with bilateral relations), Russia bought 80percentt of Moldovan wine exports.
The stress limitation imposed in EC2 [1], as well as, the calculation of crack widths and deflections make mandatory the evaluation of concrete and steel stresses at critical cross sections subjected to the service combinations of actions.
That was on top of the €5.6 billion cuts that (reckons Acciona, a construction firm) it has already imposed in 2011-13.The chavees have turned renewable energy into a fully-regulated business.
The document comes after the United States, the European Union and Japan jointly filed a case in March at the World Trade Organization that challenged China's restrictions on rare earth exports, which were imposed in 2006 and have been repeatedly tightened since then.
Stated succinctly, instead of the usual boundary value condition (1.3), only the partial boundary condition u x,t)=0,quad (x,t inSigma_{p}times 0,T), (1.7) is imposed in [3], where (Sigma_{p}subseteqpartialOmega).
This makes the program in (30) nonconvex but is consistent with the restrictions imposed in (20).
