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Under sweeping privatisation policies, they appropriated profitable public enterprises and vast areas of state-owned lands.
Yet, while the Trump Administration has tangled with some Latin American nations, Cuba is the only one under sweeping U.S. trade sanctions.
Clashes with police have left some 17 Saudi Shias dead since February 2011.More surprising has been a small but resilient movement, led largely by Saudi women, calling for the release of relatives imprisoned under sweeping anti-terrorist laws.
Exasperated officials on both sides lamented privately that security restrictions kept them from being able to offer more details to back up general reassurances that the German public was not under sweeping surveillance by the United States.
It means companies could potentially pay for priority over rivals under sweeping new internet laws for Europe, which are due to come into force next spring after a period of consultation.
Russia's largest banks, oil producers and defence companies will be cut off from international finance and technology under sweeping new economic sanctions announced by the US and Europe that substantially escalate western political pressure over Ukraine.
As stated in Fig. 2b, the current of the ON and OFF states remains almost stable in the first 1000 cycles under the sweeping voltage sequence of (10, −1, −10, 1 V) measured under ambient condition.
The administration had cited the new authority it received under a sweeping counterterrorism law passed after Sept. 11.
The department argued that it was entitled to the new authority under the sweeping antiterrorism bill passed by Congress as a result of the Sept. 11 attacks.
It arguably readjusted expectations ahead of the later revitalisation and maturation of the industry under Pixar – sweeping away the prejudice that anything with drawings was for kids.
TBILISI, Georgia Georgiaia on Sunday released 190 inmates identified by lawmakers as political prisoners, the first group to be freed under a sweeping amnesty law passed last year by a new Parliament.
