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A spokesman for the Department of Justice, Dean Boyd, said the restrictions, which were imposed in 2002, would expire Friday.

The government seeks to collect $20,000 in fines, which were imposed last year for conduct in 1998.

The American restrictions, which were imposed in July 1999, do not apply to imports from Canada, Mexico and other countries that have preferential trade agreements with Washington.

He risks alienating steel producers and unions in those states before next year's presidential elections if he stops the tariffs, which were imposed in March.

The sanctions, which were imposed on Saddam Hussein's government, require Iraq to pay 5percentt of its oil revenue as war reparations.

The absence in India of speculative interest in gold is partly explained by the government's controls on trading gold futures, which were imposed in the 1960s.

During martial law, which was imposed in 1981, Mr. Romaszewski was jailed for two years.

It has no rationale beyond its political system, which was imposed by a foreign power.

Its cornerstone was ujamaa, or familyhood, which was imposed on Tanzania in the following years.

Many cigar makers say they were unaware of the tax, which was imposed in July 1989.

"He has no power to impose additional punishment on prisoners over and above that which is imposed by the courts.