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The organisation did not satisfy the university's fiercest critics by imposing the so-called "death penalty"—the outright cancellation of one or more seasons of play by the football team.

But EU entry stopped that by imposing the so-called "Dublin system", which puts responsibility for asylum-seekers on the country where they first arrive.Malta may be densely populated (three times more than the Netherlands), but its immigrant population is still tiny.

And then, they hit Afghanistan, Iraq, and frankly violated the UN Security Council resolution on Libya, when instead of imposing the so-called no-fly zone over it they started bombing it too.

Notably, Republicans, Democrats and Independents alike supported the government imposing tougher regulations on banks and Wall Street firms, as well as imposing the so-called "Millionare's Tax".

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.

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.

EEG shows the so called "ripple" silhouette.

The so called Minio Client.

This is the so called continuum model.

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).