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He cut an existing surtax on millionaires and blocked New York City from imposing a new one.

The New York State education commissioner broke a long and acrimonious impasse on Saturday by imposing a new evaluation system that would rate New York City teachers in part on their students' test scores and streamline the disciplinary process.

Over the weekend, news broke that the Trump administration was considering imposing a new legislative definition of gender that would effectively erase the legal existence of transgender people.

A year later, the Security Council adopted a resolution imposing a new inspections regime, and periodically in 2000 and 2001 Annan sought to revive talks with Iraq to gain the inspectors access.

"We are imposing a new reality on the Israeli occupation," said Salah Bardawil, a Hamas spokesman.

The government is imposing a new tax on winnings of more than €2,000 next year.

The United States and Britain, he said, should not consider imposing a new government.

WALL STREET is considering legal action to prevent President Obama from imposing a new tax on bailed-out financial institutions.

A compromise between robustness and performance is obtained by imposing a new bound on the Lyapunov function decreasing rate.

These latest conditions and threats are another attempt at distracting from Iraq's isolation and at imposing a new status quo.

A key merger stumbles because the acquiring company avoids imposing a new management structure on the acquired company.