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Today, the president's working group, led by Mr. Paulson, instead proposed a series of nonbinding principles that put the onus primarily on companies, investors and the buyers and sellers of their complex securities to impose what he and other officials called a "market discipline" that should be adequate to protect investors and the marketplace.

The move on the Parliament building came shortly after the conclusion of a cabinet meeting at which ministers extended the Internal Security Act, which allows the security forces to impose curfews and set up checkpoints, said Panitan Wattanayagorn, the government spokesman, who was one of those evacuated.

But, astonishingly, the US has chosen escalation, and a day after the security chiefs' killing in Damascus it pushed the UN security council to impose chapter 7 sanctions on an already collapsing Syrian state – even though this had no chance of being adopted and was, ultimately, vetoed by Russia and China.

American diplomats are never going to persuade the UN security council to impose sanctions on Iran's energy exports.

Accusations that Eritrea was supporting the Somali Islamist group al-Shabaab led the UN security council to impose an arms embargo on the country in 2009.

5 September US ambassador Nikki Haley says North Korea is "begging for war" and urges the UN security council to impose the toughest sanctions possible on the regime.

(Sound familiar?) Attempts by the Nixon administration to block publication on national security grounds — to impose "prior restraint" — led to an important Supreme Court decision affirming the primacy of a free press over the government's desire to preserve secrecy.

"Amid talk of a possible temporary cessation of strikes on Aleppo, the question is whether Russia and China will finally allow the UN security council to impose sanctions to stop barrel bombs".

The Arab League, meeting in Cairo, called on the UN security council to impose a no fly-zone on Libya as Gaddafi's forces also began to move against Misrata, a city of 300,000 people about 125 miles from Tripoli.

The Jenin area has been the focus of an intensive effort by newly trained Palestinian security forces to impose law and order, but Israeli forces still carry out some operations there by night.

The groups also called on the UN security council to impose sanctions against the Rwandan government for supporting the M23 "as well as for other human rights abuses, war crimes and crimes against humanity".