The investigation could lead to the imposition of steep tariffs by China.
The agency's directors meet on Monday in Vienna to weigh a resolution that could lead to the imposition of sanctions against North Korea by the United Nations Security Council.
One likely result is more death penalty trials, but whether they will lead to the imposition of more death sentences is uncertain.
A drop in prices or a surge in exports sales, however, would lead to the imposition of a Canadian export tax or quotas on Canadian shipments.
Many Americans honestly believe that Muslims are getting special privileges that some accept will lead to the imposition of Sharia law in this country.
The commission said it would begin a formal antidumping investigation on Friday that could lead to the imposition of punitive tariffs.
The United States and the European Union set in motion the World Trade Organization's process that might lead to the imposition of $4 billion in trade penalties on American goods.
There is nothing so extraordinary, in his depiction, about isolated Iran's quest for technology that it could use to build nuclear weapons—a quest that may soon lead to the imposition of United Nations sanctions.
Under a 1988 law, if the administration formally reports to Congress that China is intentionally holding down the value of its currency, the renminbi, and in turn the price of its exports, such a finding could lead to the imposition of trade barriers.
After years of talk, the states are finally moving to simplify and standardize their sales tax systems an effort that could lead to the imposition of sales taxes on all Internet and mail-order sales.
