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MOSCOW — European election observers warned Wednesday that they might once again refuse to take part in a Russian election, saying the government was still imposing unacceptable restrictions on their work.

His birthday concert with the London Symphony Orchestra may not have been on quite such a mammoth scale, but it was still imposing enough – an all-Stravinsky programme that focused on two of the greatest of his neoclassical achievements, Apollon Musagète and Oedipus Rex.

Although she says she explained to officials why she could not make the meeting, the fine was still imposed.

Some schools are still imposing legally shaky barriers, like requiring the unanimous approval of student officers or prohibiting activities that violate "community morals," said Darcy Goddard, legal director of the A.C.L.U. of Utah.

It is still imposing conditions to this very day and these conditions continue to block spending on education". The effect of this, charities such as ActionAid say, is the withdrawal of pupils from school - and a restriction on the number of teachers being trained and recruited across the world.

"Criminal penalties are still imposed on those who seek access to abortion services in Northern Ireland.

At the same time the boundary conditions are still imposed on the discrete values of the primitive variables.

The only European states in which the crown is still imposed in the course of a religious ceremony of consecration are Great Britain and the Vatican.

That rigid standards of respectability politics are still imposed on young Black people who are also demanding not to be the victims of reckless gun usage is an example of how victimhood is often racialized in America.

When that is done, Mr. Rose said, the sales tax, which can range anywhere from 4 to 8.25 percent, is still imposed on the ESCO charge for the power, but not on Con Edison's delivery charge.

Then in a news conference in 2007, the Sudanese ambassador to Washington responded to sanctions that were still imposed and talk of US intervening in Sudan's civil war, by holding up a bottle of Coca-Cola and claiming: "I can stop that gum arabic and all of us will have lost this".