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As the ban's expiration date approaches, four out of the five detainees remain on the United Nations' blacklist that freezes their assets and imposes a separate travel restriction.

The federal law imposes a separate penalty if large employers don't offer health insurance to employees who work more than 30 hours a week on average.

Now, President Obama -- citing the need for race-specific strategies and his wish to help the historically black colleges and universities--advocates and imposes a separate door and office for African Americans within the federal Education Department.

But the decision to back down on imposing a separate standard for wireless technology resolved a potentially serious dispute.

"If they don't refrigerate as well, then the rule is imposing a separate cost, and we need to consider that cost in our assessment".

The Brexit bills include separate trade and customs bills, with the latter including powers to impose a separate British VAT and excise regime on exit, agriculture and fisheries bills and new national laws on nuclear safeguards and international sanctions.

The Navy imposed a separate, stricter drinking ban on all its personnel in Japan this month, after a sailor who was thought to have been drinking was arrested on Okinawa over a car accident that injured two Japanese civilians.

First, he said, the right of a co-op to impose a separate charge for electrical consumption — to any degree — would depend on whether the co-op's proprietary lease provided for it.

In her decision siding with the plaintiffs, Judge Goodman ruled that the Rent Guidelines Board did not have the authority to impose a separate rent increase for those tenants.

But the Cypriot negotiators, keen to maintain the island's lucrative business in tax avoidance, insisted on keeping the levy on large deposits to ten per cent and making up some of the difference by imposing a separate levy of 6.75 per cent on deposits worth less than a hundred thousand euros, which would have mostly affected their own people.

The Obama administration supported the change in the final bill, in part because of concern that the proposed fee on big banks in the financial regulatory measure would complicate Mr. Obama's efforts to impose a separate, larger $90 billion bank tax over 10 years.