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A week later, at yet another summit, Mrs Merkel set harsh conditions for a rescue, though this time she insisted that the IMF should be involved after all.
Just as the Pogues set harsh new lyrics to old Irish tunes, McDonagh's plays subject the pieties of Irish Catholicism and nationalism to impudent satire.
Regulators set harsh terms in return for approving a rescue plan for WestLB, obligating the bank to unload risky assets and cut its balance sheet in half to about 140 billion euros.
There are two things that set harsh limits on what can be done – the target audience and the usage of the YouTube platform.
Some historians suggest that he would have promoted the creation of the Operations plan, a secret document written by Moreno that set harsh ways for the junta to achieve its goals, while others consider the whole document a literary forgery done by royalists to discredit the junta.
Sunday's execution in Park-e Honarmandan (Artists Park), near the crime scene, was part of a heavy-handed offensive by Iranian authorities, who say they are trying to prevent rising crime rates from getting out of hand by setting harsh examples.
However, if the complete system is to be fully implanted and the subject allowed to freely move inside a cage, the mouse's small body size sets harsh constrains on the size and power consumption of the required electronics.
This violence is a clear sign that more action is needed and that setting harsher penalties is only one part of the solution.
If the justices really want to make the INS's job easy, they will set another harsh precedent by sending Mr Aguirre on his way.
These sections are juxtaposed against brief segments, set to harsh electronic music, for Ms. Lohse, who convincingly evokes a disturbing world of mental illness as she jerkily rocks her body and contorts her arms.
To be sure, the atmosphere in Congress during Bill Clinton's years as president grew far less collegial, but responsibility has to rest on the shoulders of members of her party who set the harsh, unforgiving standard by which she is now being judged.
