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The new standard replaces a more restrictive policy imposed by the Bush administration.

His progress at Schalke and Werder Bremen was part of a  policy imposed by the German  federation upon the Bundesliga.

This is a difficult balance to strike, one that this new policy, imposed by executive order, will make harder to achieve in the long run.

The policy, imposed by Congress shortly after Beijing's violent suppression of pro-democracy protesters in 1989, restricts scientific exchanges and blocks exports of space technology.

The former Indiana University coach Bob Knight will be inducted into the university's athletics hall of fame nearly a decade after he was fired for violating a zero-tolerance policy imposed by Myles Brand, the college's president at the time.

The sheik and the mayor, taking notes in spiral notebooks, complained about the policy, imposed by the Coalition Authority, that prohibits former Baath Party members to hold any positions in the new government.

Austerity policies imposed by the authorities contributed to a sharp contraction of the Greek economy last year.

It is home to the Uighur ethnic group, many of whose members are resentful of policies imposed by the ethnic Han, the dominant group in China.

He refused to submit to the cultural policies imposed by the new regime and turned to translation as a means of supporting himself.

Last month in Kathmandu, I spoke with five young Tibetans who had just journeyed across the Himalayas to escape draconian policies imposed by the Beijing government in their homeland.

They were rejecting austerity policies imposed by a political system that seemed beholden to bureaucrats in Brussels and bankers in Frankfurt, and they were calling for a return to the Enlightenment ideals of popular sovereignty and popular participation.