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The plan agreed to by Mr. Bremer and the Iraqis would transform the political process initially imposed by the countries that invaded Iraq and overthrew the Hussein government more than seven months ago.
Despite Japan's longstanding postwar pacifism, initially imposed by a Constitution that was largely written by American occupiers, the country has long argued that the Constitution does not prevent it from maintaining defensive equipment and troops.
The bans were initially imposed by Fifa's disciplinary committee in January, but were temporarily lifted pending appeals, allowing them to sign any players in the transfer window that ended last month.
Fourteen months after the Army crackdown, the Chinese Government is enjoying a series of diplomatic victories as it breaks through the sanctions initially imposed by the West and wins new friends among countries in the East.
Disentanglement provides freedom for chains to retract and leads to a dissipation of the energy initially imposed by extensional flow, which consequently weakens the effect of flow field on the enhancement of nucleation.
It is put to Taylor that Tevez's conduct in Bayern Munich must have been hard to defend, although he argues there is a key difference between refusing to play and refusing to warm up, which is why he says he called for the four-week fine initially imposed by Manchester City to be reduced.
An indefinite suspension of play was initially imposed and the European Tour's decision to then resume was criticised by a number of players.
The environmental agency initially imposed a moratorium on human pesticide studies, but it later accepted such studies case by case in making decisions on regulating chemicals.
Airborne initially imposed the fuel surcharge in February 2000.
This project was successful in a sense that the airship met the specification initially imposed.
But that was only after an appeals court reversed the six-year sentence he initially imposed.
