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She warned that foreign tax authorities could insist that similar rules are imposed on businesses abroad that send royalty payments back to the UK.

Brexit – bank and City regulators want it to be known – will not lead to any let-up in the rules being imposed on the sector.

Among other of the new rules being imposed on bankers in Britain, are those which reverse the burden of proof and require them to prove their innocence.

The rest were a sort of vermin.After the six-day war in 1967, when new work-and-entry rules were imposed on Palestinians in Israel, General Eitan famously said he would make them "run around like drugged cockroaches in a bottle".

Furthermore, such developments are not out of line with the views of the majority of the public which approves of clear rules being imposed on the media in relation to the publication of private information (see the 2010 Reuters report, "Privacy Probity and the Public Interest", discussed by us here).

Almost all mainstream talks shows, including the one I did five days a week before emergency rule was imposed on November 3, are still off-air.

And in 2009, direct rule was imposed on the Turks and Caicos Islands for three years after a corruption scandal.

Cease-fires and negotiations did little to stop the insurgency, and in March 1975 direct presidential rule was imposed on the state.

The ancient Italic tribes that once inhabited the region long resisted conquest and retained their own character even after Roman rule was imposed on them.

The television station has refused to sign a new code of conduct introduced by the government since emergency rule was imposed on Nov. 3.

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