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Asked by the BBC after the ban was imposed how the action had affected national security, Howe replied: "We cannot prove a single example".

Responses were given to research questions concerning particular components of implementation such as what materials the residents are willing to recycle; how many recycling bins or bags could be located at home; the type of collection of separated waste; what economic incentives should be imposed; how responsibility for the collection of recyclables should be shared among relevant agencies.

Under the stressful conditions of the lockdown -- no one is sure why it was imposed or how long it will last -- she and Chris Carmody find comfort in each other's arms.

This time there was no doubt about how reality was imposed.

The inmates in this case will be presenting evidence compiled by John Donohue, a Stanford law professor, who studied how capital punishment was imposed in every Connecticut murder case from 1973 (when the state passed a death penalty law) to 2007.

The ban was imposed anyway.

Currently, limits are imposed on how much money a licensed charity can raise through these lotteries.

New rules have been imposed on how investment banks underwrite and provide opinions on shares, resulting in less equity underwriting and fewer opinions.

"Yes, some penalties will have to be imposed, but how far these penalties go and who will suffer them is an issue we still have to debate," said Smita Notosusanto, a leading democratic advocate.

Only then we can decide whether sample size limits can or should be imposed and how tight they might be.

No time bound can be imposed on how long the Turing machine will take to output the value.