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This will be imposed for one year only, he said, adding that he hoped these rich Indians would feel a little of the spirit of Azim Premji, the Wipro founder and philanthropist.

I'm still skeptical that taxes of this size will be imposed any time soon (and skeptical that they should be).

As part of the ongoing process, a decision will be made as to what period this suspension will be imposed for.

Liberal Democrats in the Lords have pushed during the bill's committee and report stages for further information on when this charge will be imposed, and what exemptions might be provided.

This tax will be imposed on old businesses; new businesses (after one year); bankrupt companies; companies that made no profits; companies with small margins; companies with big margins all treated the same.

Portsmouth, whose takeover by the Supporters Trustt was effectively confirmed last week, must now wait to find out if their impending 10-point penalty will be imposed this season – rendering it effectively meaningless, given their relegation – or next.

Portsmouth's 10-point deduction will be imposed this season, after coming out of administration on Friday.

The 'backstop' contained is a guarantee that no hard border will be imposed on this island and protects the Good Friday Agreement.

No financial sanctions will be imposed at this stage however – though a provisional sanction to withhold Champions League money is possible as a next step in the process and the CFCB will hold talks and ask for more information from all the clubs involved before making any such decision.

In this paper, the coefficient of variation is mentioned as an index of risk, and with considering the risk of solutions, it can be concluded that this structure is more robust than other structures and in case of happening turbulence in customer demands such as epidemic diseases outbreak in some areas of the country, fewer costs will be imposed to this company distribution network.

This is the system of intrusion and surveillance which will be imposed on all England's schoolchildren later this year.