The court may impose a range of sentences as defined by the statute".
The proposal would also impose a range of restrictions on conduct while the breakup is carried out.
"Once an individual or entity is placed on the list, states are required to impose a range of measures on those listed.
The EU took strong exception to the Freedom party's inclusion in Austria's coalition government 16 years ago, imposing a range of diplomatic sanctions and effectively placing the country in quarantine.
SINCE the attacks on New York's twin towers in 2001, "the Saudi authorities have imposed a range of counter-terrorism measures that have worsened what was already a dire human-rights situation".
Under plans unveiled last month, Charles Clarke, the home secretary, would be able to impose a range of "control orders" on anyone he has "reasonable grounds" to suspect "is, or has been, concerned with terrorism".
Although NATO was not obliged to defend Ukraine, members did impose a range of economic sanctions on Russia, and issues of European deterrence were raised for the first time since 1990.
But at the same time Mr Bush says that America will impose a range of sanctions against Sudan if its government does not "meet its obligations" over Darfur in short order.Repression rules OK?Perhaps the plainest shift is over democratic reform.
The court can then impose a range of restrictions: on where the person may go or when he may travel (including imposing a curfew), on whom he may meet, and on a range of activities in which he might otherwise engage.
We initially imposed a range of P values before the indifferent point (i.e., 100%, 50%) when LLL was always the optimal choice.
