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Journalists filming the demonstrations were arrested and a curfew banning vehicles was imposed across the city.

The curfew that had been announced in a declaration of emergency that was imposed across the country for 30 days will now be imposed from 9pm to 6am.

"It has become difficult for me to hold responsibility for decisions that I do not agree with, whose consequences I fear," ElBaradei said as a curfew was imposed across the country.

To investigate the possible dependence of 5-fluorouracil (5Fuptakeake in tumours on the intra- (pHi) and extracellular (pHe) pH, a pH gradient (deltapH) was imposed across the plasma membrane of ascites tumour cells in vitro, similar to that known to occur in some solid tumours in vivo, by incubation in media of PHe 5-8.

Emergency restrictions have been imposed across half the country.

It appears this has been imposed across the board and is inappropriate.

If the committee can not reach an agreement, draconian cuts could be imposed across government agencies.

Europe, on the contrary, looks at general guidelines to be imposed across the board.

The gunmen belonged to Boko Haram, a radical Islamist sect demanding that strict sharia law be imposed across Nigeria.

Implementing a system of transnational carbon taxes is fanciful carbon taxes cannot be imposed across borders any more easily than, say, corporation taxes.

One strong-willed faction -- mostly Republicans -- believes school choice is the crucial ingredient of reform and should be imposed across the land.