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The bank now imposes so-called haircuts of as much as 29 percent on government debt used as collateral, meaning that banks cannot borrow at the full face value of the bonds.

This mode also imposes a so called "pore criterion" that stipulates that the end points of the pore must be further away than the average length of the channels that formed the pore.

Prior to the federal budget the government imposed a so called excise duty only on branded jewellery.

Patrons enter the restaurant through an imposing wine cellar (so called although it is on the seventh floor).

Some tax protesters argue that under Article I, section 8, clause 17 of the Constitution, federal income taxes can be imposed only inside so called "federal zones", areas —such as the District of Columbia, military bases or other places– over which Congress has direct authority.

And nothing imposes so many unnecessary costs.

"He imposes so much respect on the pitch," Ramos adds.

"He imposes so much respect on the pitch," Ramos says.

Inevitably, the nature of phylogenetic studies and the above mentioned aspects, impose the tree-like representation, the so called 'phylogenetic tree', as the most informative and thus popular graphical way to describe the discovered relationships and similarities.

So called task-shifting is a tool devised by the World Health Organization (WHO) to address the burden imposed by HIV/AIDS disease on the health care systems of developing countries.

Another example of Republican meanness can be seen in the so called "religious freedom" laws, which should more accurately be named "religious imposition" laws because they seek to impose the majority religion upon minorities.