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Campaign officials said they were imposing the restrictions to prevent the actual records from wide dissemination.

As a result, the members wrote, they were imposing a special assessment retroactively for January to July.

Israeli officials said they were imposing the travel restrictions as a response to the attack on Sunday.

Broadway producers and theater owners announced yesterday that they were imposing portions of their final contract offer on the stagehands beginning Monday.

"They were imposing windfall taxes or threatening to change contractual terms, so they [the oil companies] probably wanted to put political pressure on those governments".

ORLANDO — Mr. Santorum lit into public employee unions, saying that they were imposing fiscal hardships on states and that "30 to 40 percent of union employees make above their private sector equivalents," referring to federal workers.

Not because the reforms they imposed were wrong, but because they were imposed.

Both of these fines seemed large when they were imposed, but from today's perspective they seem almost trivial.

They were imposed on top of similar sanctions already in place against more than 200 officials, including Mr. Lukashenko himself.

When they were imposed in September, the ringgit had already fallen by about 40% from pre-crisis levels.

It was the first time the limits went into effect since they were imposed by federal regulators two weeks ago.