A seriously imposing group.
Given the above, it is disappointing that the commission did not seriously explore imposing size caps on our banks; it instead gave only very brief consideration to this proposal.
House and Senate negotiators working on Medicare legislation say they are seriously considering imposing a co-payment on home health care, one of the few Medicare benefits for which patients do not have to pay such charges.
Therefore, it might be time for the president-elect and Congress to think seriously about imposing a gas tax or similar levy to keep gas prices up after the economy recovers from recession.
In other words, this is not a festival of Icelandic films but a festival that takes place in Iceland, and in a country that has always taken its cultural life very seriously — an imposing postmodern opera house overlooking the harbor here opened just a few months ago — the event is a sort of affirmation that life will go on.
A3 NATIONAL A14-23 Co-Payment Is Considered In Talks on Medicare Bill House and Senate negotiators working on Medicare legislation say they are seriously considering imposing a co-payment on home health care, one of the few Medicare benefits for which patients do not have to pay such charges.
Dickey: Few politicians think far beyond their next election campaign, and, as we've seen, no major American candidate has been willing seriously to impose the taxes and regulations that could force the public to change its wasteful consumption habits.
"We are taking the situation very seriously and have imposed an immediate ban under emergency powers to help reduce the risk of its arrival".
Despite this, it said, it took the breach "seriously" and had imposed a six-month ban on the developers it caught out.
President Bush's $15 billion plan to fight AIDS globally is seriously hampered by restrictions imposed by Congress and the administration, a panel of medical experts said yesterday.
