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MPs and peers on the committee are calling for these further restrictions to be imposed on the stop and search system when the reforms come before the House of Commons as part of the government's antisocial behaviour, crime and policing bill on Monday.

However an entirely uncharacteristic error from Webber, when he overshot his pit box at the end of the third stint cost the squad time, an error compounded by a one minute stop-go penalty subsequently imposed on the team.

Vaughan also bemoaned the heavy schedule imposed on the players, which has had them playing non-stop away from home for five months.

A monitor was imposed on the bank to ensure systems changes were made to stop this happening again.

Cease-fires and negotiations did little to stop the insurgency, and in March 1975 direct presidential rule was imposed on the state.

To stop the fighting, now in its third decade, United Nations sanctions have been imposed on the rebels.

Don't let the anxiety he imposes on you stop you from living.

Under sharp questioning today from the senators, Captain Fuentes said he was convinced that the restraints imposed on troopers in traffic stops had worked well.

In retaliation for visa requirements imposed on Russian troops, the Russian embassy in Tbilisi stopped issuing visas to Georgians.There are two interpretations of this vitriol.

The coevolutionary process continues until stopped by tradeoffs imposed on populations by other requirements, such as the need to compete with other species, find mates, or rear offspring.

But British restrictions imposed on parade routes since 1998 have largely stopped the Protestants, accompanied by fife and drum bands of men with "kick the pope" tattoos, from parading past most Catholic districts.