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The design is then imposed on the three challengers.

The harshest Islamic rule was then imposed on an already conservative society.

"Issues like taxes were discussed behind closed doors by insiders and then imposed on the public.

I always felt this was a war that civilians cooked up, and then imposed on the military.

Each time they sought to reduce taxes across the board, starting with the 70percentt marginal rate, which was then imposed on the highest incomes.

If the austerity consensus of the eurozone is then imposed on the wider European Union, it makes it even less attractive for Labour to stay within.

The playwright and actor Ayub Khan-Din (who is mixed race and wary about being described as a Muslim artist because of all the unwelcome expectations this then imposes on creative life) is now regarded as one of theatre's most exciting new talents.

There is no need to suppose that the way in which this works is by the extraction of principles from the earlier cases, which we then impose on the new case.

Simultaneously, one can overlay data from ventilation imaging of the lung obtained from PET [21, 22] and HP 3He MRI [27] onto the 3D anatomic airway tree and then impose on the model the appropriate anatomic locations of the sites of airway closures and/or ventilation defects to match the imaging data (Fig. 7).

Indeed, many fear a replay of the early 1990s when, after the departure of Soviet troops from Afghanistan, the United States withdrew abruptly, leaving behind a cadre of fired-up Islamist fighters, and then imposed sanctions on Pakistan for its nuclear weapons program.

Faf then imposed bans on the players and those have now been extended to cover the game worldwide.