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Clubbing together John Reed's modest proposal Reprints Related items The world economy: Altogether now...Nov 20th 2003That is why Washington cannot afford careless talk or gestures, such as its announcement this week that it plans to impose new quotas on imports of Chinese textiles.

It plans to impose such strict capital standards on its biggest banks that their investment-banking arms will be forced to shrink or leave the country.The wave of new regulation comes as many banks are still struggling to regain their footing after the crisis.

It plans to impose more price rises.

It plans to impose limits on new cars' fuel consumption.

Worse, it plans to impose a deal on bondholders, not to negotiate one; those who spurn it can try their luck in the courts.

The government says that it will not allow universities to charge any extra on top of the £1,000-a-year fee that it plans to impose on most undergraduates from next year.

The military said last week that it planned to impose its own "declaration of basic principles" to guide the drafting of a constitution, apparently yielding to liberals' requests for some binding statement of rights to protect them against the possibility of an Islamist takeover.

Atallah said that the union perceived the N.F.L.'s letter as an announcement that it planned to impose testing, which prompted the union's response.

George Atallah, the union spokesman, said that the union perceived the N.F.L.'s letter as an announcement that it planned to impose testing, which prompted the union's response.

The company, whose brands include Corn Flakes, Rice Krispies, Special K and Pringles is thought to use about 50,000 tonnes of palm oil a year, said that it planned to impose the changes by December 2015.

The European Union maintains that the new law is merely an expansion of the old one and has said that it still plans to impose sanctions pending a fresh victory at the trade organization.