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To offset that cost, Obama reprised his previous idea of imposing a new tax on the profits of financial firms.

"Whilst the current arrangements aren't perfect, the risk of imposing a new contract, which doesn't have the confidence of junior doctors, could have very serious consequences".

Jeremy Hunt, Health Secretary, is in the process of imposing a new contract on junior doctors which the majority appear to oppose.

The Commission has failed to provide any convincing argument to prove the necessity of imposing a new regulation and the inadequacy of the current regulatory framework.

She said the agency was thinking of imposing a new rule that would allow it to make public more information about gene therapy.

They are expected to try to get moving on something they have been toying with for several years: speeding up the arduous process of imposing a new formal order on the world economy.

But Senator Christopher S. Bond, Republican of Missouri, said, "It is the intent of Congress to impose a new federal mandate for voter registration".

Democrats accused the Republicans of resorting to desperate tactics, like a television commercial showing Mr. Suozzi's face morphing into Mr. Gulotta's face, and mass mailings accusing Democrats of trying to impose a new county income tax.

Kerslake, who is chair of the King's College Hospital NHS foundation trust in south-east London, also said: The decision of Hunt to impose a new contract on junior doctors had damaged relationships and would be "pretty demotivating" for NHS staff.

For years, successive governments have spoken of the need to impose a new sales tax.

China and other developing countries suggested in a meeting they were unhappy with the chair of the UN talks imposing a new negotiating text on countries.