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In a rare move, the Securities and Exchange Commission late Friday set aside a lifetime ban from the securities industry imposed on the former investment banker Frank P. Quattrone, just days after a federal appeals court overturned his 2004 conviction on obstruction of justice charges.

But until we examine industry's contribution to the health care problem, hospital billing will continue to reflect the wildly varying costs that industry imposes on a hospital's cost to do business.

Industry levy: imposed on pay-TV providers, commercial broadcasters, electronic devices, etc. Combination of the above.

"Even so, at the reading, her talent made you forget the Scarlett Johansson brand that the movie industry has imposed on her".

France opted for a "soda tax" which, despite lobbying from industry,was imposed on drinks with added sugar and also with artificial sweeteners in January 2012.

Therefore, it is the responsibility of parents, he said, to pay attention to the violence ratings the industry has imposed on its members.

Yet despite the damage the oil and gas industry has imposed on Louisiana, the state has received only a minute fraction of the billions of dollars in royalties doled out by oil companies over the years in exchange for leasing the Gulf from the federal government.

The main sanctions seek to impede the nuclear industry, impose an embargo on heavy weapons sales and push for ship inspections.

Economics 101 tells us that an industry imposing large costs on third parties should be required to "internalize" those costs — that is, to pay for the damage it inflicts, treating that damage as a cost of production.

He later thanked the Kannada film industry for allowing the release of Kuselan and lifting the ban the industry had briefly imposed on it.

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