Some have imposed extreme hardship and sacrifice.
It says the court "erroneously imposed extreme and punitive relief" that "bears no relation whatsoever to the antitrust violations found".
A ban on all Muslims entering the country, later downgraded to a pledge to impose "extreme vetting" on anyone coming from a suspect land.
On occasion these poor, in Florence as all over Italy, rioted when bread was scarce, but they were normally powerless to organize efficiently against guilds and governments both of which could impose extreme penalties on anyone who defied their authority.
But as he told me this week, without additional federal help, many states will have no choice but to impose extreme budget cuts, or raise taxes, or — most likely — do both.
In addition, American officials say that the Chinese have imposed "extreme requirements" for inspection of American beef for mad cow disease, poultry for possible salmonella traces and pork for chemical additives.
Farage was condemned during the EU referendum campaign for using anti-immigration rhetoric, including a poster showing a queue of refugees with the slogan "Breaking Point"; Trump has promised to impose "extreme vetting" on potential immigrants.
Mr. Fritz said if the state had dropped its emissions testing program completely it might have been forced to impose extreme measures, such as eliminating barbecue grills and requiring drivers to drive only on alternate days of the week.
"In order to keep participants on the diet for long term as a way of life, we did not impose extreme diet protocols," said Iris Shai, the study's lead author and a registered dietitian at Ben-Gurion Universitheof the Negev at the S. Daniel Abraham International Center for Health and Nutrition.
"The stakes this election could not be higher: combating virulent anti-choice rhetoric from the GOP, the opportunity to appoint a supreme court justice in the next term who could preserve our rights and freedoms, and the ability to influence a myriad of state and federal laws that impose extreme ideology on Americans' personal decisions about when and how to grow our families," Hogue said.
