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Higher emitting vehicles are attracting ever rising taxes, which were reinforced by the changed tax bands, based on emissions, announced in the last budget.

The US insistence that the two leaders hold a joint press conference appears to have made him uncomfortable and brought more prominence to the debates on free expression, greater access to the internet and human rights – all of which were reinforced by Obama's elegantly crafted speech at the Grand Theatre.

But plenty more have been shelved at an earlier stage on worries about China's slowing economy (which were reinforced by another interest-rate rise this week).The bullish view is that any pause in the IPO frenzy will be short-lived.

Melamine resins which were reinforced with nanomaterials were used to impregnate decor papers.

Bullard's remarks, which were reinforced by Vice Chairman Donald Kohn on Tuesday, also dragged down U.S. Treasury yields as the benchmark ten-year U.S. Treasury note fell to 3.32%, from 3.38%.

On the other hand, the other specimens, which were reinforced with steel fibers (i.e., HP0F1, HP1F1, NP2F1, and HP2F1), showed no significant change in their shear stiffness when shear cracks occurred (Fig. 5).

(Another house rule, which is reinforced by signs on the wall, is "No means no").

The ad conveys confidence, which is reinforced by upbeat piano background music.

Mr. Vivier then devised the "talon aiguille," or "needle heel," which was reinforced with steel.

The coincidence cast a spooky aura over "Donuts," which was reinforced by the album's restless, desperate energy.

Each hut had one to six pillars to support a thatched roof, which was reinforced with clay.