Monday's sanctions were imposed under rules passed during the Clinton administration allowing the US to go after the assets of anyone designated a drug kingpin.
A major penalty must be imposed under this rule for a foul resulting in an injury to the face or head of an opponent.
It says a lot about the modern Conservative party's priorities for both transport and the environment that the first fares package in London imposed under Tory rule for 12 years wallops the ordinary passenger, while leaving owners of gas-guzzlers safe from paying a £25 congestiontion charge.
The ban was part of a series of restrictions on religion imposed under the rule of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey.
Certainly, the S.E.C. didn't intend that investors divest from and avoid any corporation on whose board directors from nominating shareholders have been successfully imposed under its new rule.
The prison term, imposed under 1957 sentencing rules, carries the possibility of parole after 20 years.
The directive, first reported by Military.com, overhauls a rule imposed under President George H.W. Bush in 1992 that barred civilians and military personnel who are not on security duty or part of a law enforcement investigation from carrying guns on military sites.
Despite having initially seemed to accept the idea of strict stroke limits imposed under the revised whip rules, a number of jockeys now believe stewards should be able to use their discretion to determine the severity of whip offences.
Industry found the rules imposed under the 1980 toxic waste cleanup law and Clean Air Act both complex and inefficient, said H. Richard Seibert, vice president for resources and technology of the National Association of Manufacturers.
It also set off our antennae because of the sweeping claim Democrats are making — that consumers will see a sharp drop in Internet speeds if the Federal Communications Commission proceeds with its plan to unwind net neutrality rules imposed under President Barack Obama in 2015.
