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Mr Sharif lifted the ban last year, but re-imposed it when he launched peace talks with militants.

Whitehall tries to impose it when things go wrong.

Mindful of its obligations to promptly carry out death sentences when imposed, it did what any self-respecting executioner would do when confronted with the unavailability of a needed ingredient.

Historians protested the Bush gag order when he imposed it in 2001, but Americans now following President Obama's diplomatic engagement with Moscow would be better armed with a defense against Republican attacks if they knew the details of the first engagement with Moscow by their cold-war hero, Ronald Reagan, and did not have to depend principally on the Soviet version.

Michael Gove is facing growing calls to ditch the criminal courts charge immediately rather than make magistrates continue to impose it until Christmas Eve, when the controversial levy will be scrapped.

From a social point of view, Dei (2000) wrote that tourism development may instigate conflicts when governments impose it on a community without consulting the local people.

Poland set a good example a few days ago when it imposed its own travel restrictions on the Minsk regime and abolished national visa fees for Belarussian citizens.

They argued that the U.S. Constitution gives the state legislature the authority to draw congressional districts and that the state Supreme Court usurped that power when it imposed its own map.

The BRC is implicitly trying to address what research into the psychology of risk perception has learned, that any risk evokes more fear when it's imposed than when it is accepted willingly, voluntarily.

White said he hated the limitations society imposed when it came to relationships.

imposed when it finally agreed to renew the program in October was a forensic audit of Kabul Bank.