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They also are critical of a provision that allows states to eliminate a five-year waiting period for Medicaid and S-chip that is now imposed on immigrant children who are here legally.

If the distance function is the combination of distance functions of each attribute, the translation invariance condition is now imposed on these distance functions on attribute values, which is much easier to verify.

It is, to put it mildly, unlikely that our normative theory of justified punishment will justify our existing penal institutions and practices: it is far more likely that such a theory will show our existing practices to be radically imperfect that legal punishment as it is now imposed is far from meaning or achieving what it should mean or achieve if it is to be adequately justified.

A VAT of 17.5% is now imposed in Britain, and 20% is being proposed; while some EU countries already have a VAT as high as 25%.

If a 9-fold resource quality oscillation is now imposed on top of the 9-fold resource abundance oscillations, the 1/5 frequency and large amplitude of the consumer oscillations dominate, but now with a small amplitude wave of frequency 1 i.e. the annual frequency of the resource quality oscillations imprinted upon it (Fig. 2D dR = 0.45, dS = 0.45).

There is little hard evidence, but much suspicion: the government is now imposing quarterly reporting.Mr Zapatero claims to have imposed austerity without hurting core services.

And where China once operated a one-child policy, Mr Osborne is now imposing a two-child rule on the poor.

"The public deserve answers on the reasons for his Damascene conversion after his party had fought the election opposing the Conservatives' plans for rapid deficit reduction, given the very painful measures he is now imposing with his coalition partners.

Here is a snippet of an extended interview that is worth the time: Q: Some intellectuals in the West say China is now imposing its rule on the world as the country grows, as exemplified by Martin Jacques' book "When China Rules the World".

Some pointed to the austerity policies pursued by the German chancellor Bruning between 1930 and 1932 that caused unemployment to soar and led to the rise of Hitler; the irony, in this view, is that Germany is now imposing similar terms on Greece.

Rather than bailing out Detroit, President Obama could have protected motor vehicles by imposing a tariff on auto imports like Brazil is now imposing.