He also talked about imposing imposing additional sanctions on Iran after Nov. 5.
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But imposing regulations on corporate farms also meant imposing regulations on friends and neighbors — and on themselves.
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WALLACE: President Trump announced Friday that he is imposing now finally - - not threatening but imposing stiff, new tariffs on China effective July 6th.
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Because the social media giant is imposing new standards of transparency and accountability to address the privacy breach, Congress should hold off on imposing regulations.
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Imposing steel and aluminum tariffs On this one, Trump ultimately prevailed -- imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, albeit ultimately carving out a few exceptions.
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The United States on Sunday began imposing 333% tariffs on a variety of Chinese goods, and China began imposing new duties on U.S. crude oil.
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Goldman interpreted that to mean imposing new tariffs — or re-imposing some of them — if the U.S. believes that China is not living up to the agreement.
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China vowed to respond dollar-for-dollar in imposing tariffs on the U.S. and made good on that promise with imposing $34 billion in tariffs last week.
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" - Rachel, 231 "I find huge national monuments imposing.
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Washington began imposing 927.713% tariffs on a variety of Chinese goods on Sunday, including footwear, smart watches and flat-panel televisions, as Beijing began imposing new duties on U.S. crude.
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Washington began imposing 927.713% tariffs on a variety of Chinese goods on Sunday, including footwear, smart watches and flat-panel televisions, as Beijing began imposing new duties on U.S. crude.
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Washington began imposing 928.453% tariffs on a variety of Chinese goods on Sunday, including footwear, smart watches and flat-panel televisions, as Beijing began imposing new duties on U.S. crude.
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Washington began imposing 0.43% tariffs on a variety of Chinese goods on Sunday, including footwear, smart watches and flat-panel televisions, as Beijing began imposing new duties on U.S. crude.
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That approach has been tested after Trump shunned Macron and other allies, pulling out of a global climate pact, imposing extraterritorial sanctions on Iran, and imposing tariffs on EU steel and aluminium.
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Those responsible for imposing stoning, amputating, or whipping of criminal suspects would meet these laws' criteria, and the sultan himself could be sanctioned for imposing the new code and ordering its execution.
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They believe that their work to stop the president from imposing broad tariffs on Mexico earlier this year or imposing tariffs on foreign autos did far more good than confrontation with the president.
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An imposing monument greets visitors at the entrance to Nanjie.
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Imposing tariffs on Mexico may only exacerbate those trade concerns.
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Last July, Trump began gradually imposing tariffs on Chinese imports.
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But Beijing quickly began imposing new rules on Hong Kong.
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They are also prone to imposing arbitrary targets and taxes.
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Imposing the tax will take leadership from the next president.
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Although Mr Khan enjoys an imposing lead, he is beatable.
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They are too imposing to exist in time with men.
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Away from the town center, they look less imposing, gentler.
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And most soundbars, in general, are ugly and imposing products.
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For example, he's talked about imposing tariffs on foreign goods.
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Officials are also imposing financial sanctions on the alleged hackers.
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That also makes them an imposing presence on narrow sidewalks.
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We stop in front of a single, imposing Assyrian relief.
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It comes down to you imposing your will on defenders.
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Washington is imposing more tariffs on Chinese imports from Sept.
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The iPhone's specs might not seem imposing, but they are.
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The courts are not imposing any substantive views on the
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Maybe that's all spirituality is: imposing meaning on our lives.
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PA without imposing conditions, the EU executive said on Thursday.
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Imposing serious capital requirements limits leverage in the finance sector.
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Finally, it would not involve imposing any tariffs on China.
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Sure, Nikki said that we were imposing sanctions on Russia.
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Jennifer Wexton, leading Comstock by an imposing 10 percentage points.
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He becomes a fur trader and an imposing timber entrepreneur.
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The International Paralympic Committee went further, imposing a blanket ban.
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Tan France is imposing the French tuck on the world.
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He was more concerned about Muslim immigrants' imposing Shariah law.
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The placards displayed are simple and clear and graphically imposing.
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The Timberwolves have no trouble imposing their will on offense.
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The Penguins also aren't the imposing figures they once were.
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David McMillan is physically imposing, but so is his reputation.
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Now, Will Smith's brand is not known for being imposing.
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He said Congress should consider imposing limits on such proceedings.
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Correcting currency misalignment, not imposing tariffs, should be his priority.
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Beijing responded by imposing tariffs on American products, including soybeans.
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Enlarged, the figures are now also imposing — slightly terrifying, even.
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May, by imposing tariffs on European steel and aluminum exports.
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I don't feel like I'm imposing on anyone else's space.
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Despite the imposing venue, those 101 musicians were amateurs all.
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The federal courts prevented him from imposing his Muslim ban.
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Freedom is not one group imposing its beliefs on others.
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Separately, Mr. Trump signed legislation imposing more sanctions on Russia.
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Austria is hardly alone in imposing restrictions on religious garb.
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Is the false sense of security worth imposing such suffering?
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There is broad, bipartisan support for imposing sanctions against Russia.
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Moreover, Mexico could retaliate by imposing taxes on U.S. exports.
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Amazon started imposing sales tax after building warehouses in Maryland.
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The imposing tower makes quite a statement in the skyline.
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The result — undulating fairways tucked among imposing dunes — is spectacular.
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The result — undulating fairways tucked among imposing dunes — is spectacular.
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But it arrived seven years after the imposing of sanctions.
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China is imposing tariffs on soybeans and other agricultural goods.
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"Imposing tariffs on Chinese goods … would not work," Scott writes.
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"Such distortions undermine the competitiveness of manufacturers in the United States by imposing unnecessary costs and, in some cases, imposing a higher cost on manufacturers' inputs than the competing foreign imported product," Newhouse wrote.
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Imposing a carbon tax on Canada's largest province will be tough.
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At least there are now that John Kelly is imposing them.
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Sessions's order attempts to limit the abuses by imposing supposed safeguards.
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Trump signed an August 2017 law imposing additional sanctions on Russia.
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" The doctrine of natural rights will "prevent us from imposing a
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FROM LAWN MOWERS TO KETCHUP -- WHAT IS CANADA IMPOSING TARIFFS ON?
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Barry Rohrssen cuts an imposing figure on the St. John's sideline.
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"They are imposing pressure on the opposition to come," he said.
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But voting is not merely about imposing our will upon another.
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And it is simple to do that, just imposing more tariffs.
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Were all privacy nuts like Janet, imposing their values on everyone?
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That argues in favour of imposing some requirements on the jobless.
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He was tasked with imposing order on a chaotic White House.
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Imposing sanctions then requires the unanimous backing of all member states.
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That's the largest fine the FAA has proposed imposing on Amazon.
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Trump also called for imposing term limits on members of Congress.
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Twenty years after imposing sanctions on Sudan, it lifted them again.
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Some have even been sued for imposing forced labor on immigrants.
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It's a big, marble, very imposing grey edifice of a hotel.
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However, his personality was in complete contrast to his imposing figure.
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Minority groups are imposing their values and lifestyles on everybody else.
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Army, the Ukraine, expelling diplomats, imposing sanctions, tougher than Obama did.
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Trump's divisive tweets opened an equally imposing divide between the parties.
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When you enter here you immediately feel how imposing it is.
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They are imposing new standards for different professions (lawyers, in particular).
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China is also considering imposing annual fishing ban in more rivers.
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Clorox is imposing tougher repayment terms for its popular household products.
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Imposing additional sanctions on North Korea, Iran, and Russia in July.
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Donald comes off as physically imposing, but approachable in his interviews.
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So I disagree with him about imposing a Robin Hood Tax.
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Imposing such strategic decisions without the agreement of workers is rare.
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Obamacare prohibits insurers from imposing lifetime limits on essential health benefits.
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But imposing order might be beyond it without unacceptable military risks.
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Such policies include imposing price and tax policies that discourage use.
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Imposing consequences could involve diplomatic, law enforcement, economic, or kinetic actions.
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Trump has also discussed imposing tariffs on imports of foreign cars.
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Instead, governments may have to squash demand by imposing carbon taxes.
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Less imposing halls need to be found for the symphonic repertory.
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Peter Schmeichel, hugely imposing as he could be, wasn't always flawless.
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The Eighth Amendment prohibits the federal government from imposing excessive fines.
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This can lead to retaliation against the country imposing the rules.
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I received them in the paneled library of my imposing mansion.
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Imposing regime change based on the prospect of Iranian economic collapse?
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So why is France imposing the French tuck on the world?
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Afscme decision barring a union from imposing agency fees on nonmembers.
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There are two other factors also cut against imposing a bar.
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The Kuwait National Guard will aid police in imposing the curfew.
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"Each life has value," Judge Gordon said before imposing the sentence.
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Once, she was a person, imposing her will on the world.
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"Imposing lockdowns right now would not save any lives," he added.
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"Imposing lockdowns right now would not save any lives," he added.
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I have to make sure I'm not imposing an undue hardship.
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Here's what we're watching: • Trump is imposing tariffs on China. Again.
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McDormand is imposing in the role mostly because of her stillness.
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Maximus, an imposing but sweet-natured mastiff, is a frequent visitor.
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Europe has used crises as a means of imposing harsh medicine.
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American lawmakers floated the idea of imposing sanctions on the government.
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In 2202 the USSR coerced Poland's leaders into imposing martial law.
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It is imposing duties on American bourbon and Harley-Davidson motorcycles.
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While it's imposing, at nearly 30 minutes, the sonata feels larky.
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Many states have welcomed AV developers without imposing any technical requirements.
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Once, she was a person imposing her will on the world.
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This could be a first step toward re-imposing more sanctions.
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He is as imposing, as impassable, now as he ever was.
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The designation cut into potential profits by imposing additional business restrictions.
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But imposing tariffs on aircraft could make any resolution more difficult.
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Others suggest imposing a mandatory retirement age instead of term limits.
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The Liberian bush loomed, large, imposing and filled with village women.
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Trump has loomed as an imposing presence for both candidates, too.
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The imposing uniforms and talk of a superior race enthralled him.
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It's an imposing room, stuffed with Victorian furniture and old lamps.
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Walking into the hotel in Luigi's Mansion 3 felt similarly imposing.
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But he criticized Trump's process and rationale for imposing the tariffs.
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But you can't be effective in arrests and imposing building codes.
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We're imposing an expectation on them that is unrealistic and false.
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The same month, Slovakia also started imposing border controls with Hungary.
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The backdrop for countless political protests and visits by world leaders, the park is packed with imposing memorials ranging from the tall white spire commemorating George Washington to the imposing black wall honoring Vietnam War dead.
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"Such distortions undermine the competitiveness of manufacturers in the United States by imposing unnecessary costs and, in some cases, imposing a higher cost on manufacturers' inputs than the competing foreign imported finished product," the businesses wrote.
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"My sense would be that Beijing's announcement today that all of their banks would stop dealing with North Korea was really a way to avoid the US imposing sanctions or imposing fines on Chinese banks," Klingner said.
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That triggered several rounds of tit-for-tat retaliation and ultimately led to Trump imposing tariffs on more than $350 billion of Chinese goods and Beijing imposing duties on more than $110 billion worth of American exports.
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GIGOT: What about the tariffs that China is imposing on American goods?
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The plane reveals a sense of imposing power to anyone who's aboard.
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This month, the United States formally began imposing energy sanctions on Iran.
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I love the imposing slab of Edwardian stone the club's built into.
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Its probe could result in America imposing tariffs or other trade restrictions.
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The often imposing-looking royal has had no shortage of romantic suitors.
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China quickly responded by imposing tariffs on $34 billion in U.S. products.
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China retaliated by imposing taxes on $60 billion worth of U.S. products.
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China retaliated by imposing taxes on $4003 billion worth of U.S. goods.
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The EU body has repeatedly backed away from imposing sanctions on governments.
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WALLACE: But we&aposre imposing the tariff because of national security reasons.
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The US is imposing steeper tariffs on Chinese imported steel right now.
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Where we go wrong is through imposing stigma and criminalization onto sex.
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U.S. IMPOSING 17.5 PERCENT TARIFF ON MEXICAN TOMATO IMPORTS -COMMERCE DEPARTMENT STATEMENT
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Brokenshire says the move does not amount to Britain imposing direct rule.
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The central bank has resisted the depreciation by imposing hard currency curbs.
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It is housed within the imposing former headquarters of the central bank.
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Highway billboards thank Trump for imposing 25 percent tariffs on foreign steel.
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Imposing cyber-borders and permanent supervision would be fatal to the Web.
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Some governments panicked, imposing flight bans on all travellers from affected countries.
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It's neither too large, long, and imposing, nor too small and cramped.
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Officials have said Persky has received death threats since imposing the sentence.
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It also makes Twitter more imposing than I want it to be.
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Trump also floated the possibility of imposing tariffs on more Chinese imports.
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A tall and imposing figure, More speaks with a slight English accent.
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The US government is imposing ever tighter restrictions on Chinese telecommunications firms.
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I assure you, it's not because we like imposing ourselves on others.
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I can never forgive myself for imposing trauma and pain on [redacted].
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Shelter for imposing too much of a linear framework on the concert
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What's IBM up to that it's imposing this rather clunky security measure?
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The threat follows the UN imposing tough new sanctions on the country.
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Strategy games can be imposing beasts, with layered systems and complex progression.
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"We are not imposing the surcharge, it's voluntary," O'Brien told Broadsheet Melbourne.
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So, you automatically assume that the imposing guy is the bad guy.
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We are in the position of the victor and are imposing conditions.
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Now that Donald Trump is president, he's imposing a much laxer standard.
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These include imposing economic and diplomatic pressures in addition to increased defense.
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The government may go further, perhaps imposing a tax on retained earnings.
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Meanwhile, the Galrans themselves, including the dread Emperor Zarkon, are genuinely imposing.
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Imposing a price cap on epinephrine autoinjectors would only discourage future competitors.
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Imposing spending reforms to cut deficits by $433 trillion over 1.5 years.
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When imposing austerity, it is difficult not to hit the poor hard.
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Many point to a pattern of imposing such projects on minority areas.
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The First Amendment prevents the government from imposing "prior restraints" on speech.
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Wheeler's insistence on imposing a reserve anyway was just another taxpayer swindle.
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She was ill at ease, at first, imposing on the prisoners' lives.
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Imposing excessive sentences on children ignores what adolescent development research has documented.
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They are are also considering imposing a substantial fine on the company.
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The Espy campaign slammed Hyde-Smith for imposing limits on the debate.
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He also did not want companies imposing morality on his consumer habits.
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I take no pleasure in imposing this sentence here today, Mr. Blankenship.
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Imposing more taxes limits economic activity, which would ultimately harm Oklahoma's economy.
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The office resolves noncompliance through filing repots, terminating registrations and imposing penalties.
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Imposing impossible burdens on companies would harm the smallest organizations the most.
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New Jersey's governor signed legislation imposing an individual mandate for health insurance.
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Jon Howerton was pointing to an imposing mountain range in the distance.
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Imposing block grants in Medicaid has long been a major conservative goal.
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He voted against imposing penalties for abortions after 230 weeks of pregnancy.
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When it does get around to imposing penalties, they are easily circumvented.
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Trump has worried countries like Germany with talk of imposing import taxes.
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Of course, Trump may retaliate by imposing punishing tarrifs on European imports.
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But how far can a court go in imposing sanctions for contempt?
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China has retaliated by imposing tariffs on $110 billion of American products.
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He's not a tall man, nor an especially powerful or imposing figure.
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It's a bit imposing: all these statues and all this white marble.
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The militants began imposing tax and custom tariffs on shippers and traders.
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Mr. Trump will postpone imposing them to see how the negotiations progress.
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In the past, Trump has resisted imposing consequences such as strong sanctions.
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Officials rarely suffer serious punishment for over-eagerly imposing Mr. Xi's orders.
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At the time, Trump said he'd put off imposing new tariffs indefinitely.
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Andrew M. Cuomo last year recommended imposing the highest fees on trucks.
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The scientific arguments Coolidge invoked were advanced by men bearing imposing credentials.
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An imposing stone structure, it is inhabited by only three Orthodox monks.
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Imposing realistic features on cutesy images will always be a bit jarring.
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In the same poll, 94% support imposing a universal federal background check.
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Free marketeers don't like the government imposing a quota on the market.
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Perhaps his logic stems out of concerns about imposing barriers on trade.
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Of course, physics isn't the only factor imposing limits on these leviathans.
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On Monday, Mulvaney wasted no time, imposing a regulatory and hiring freeze.
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It is the most imposing top three pitching lineup in the majors.
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We let the bees make important decisions rather than imposing a structure.
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The inmate was tall and imposing, and had been diagnosed as psychotic.
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The imposing building, while grand, is not what the British call ''listed.
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People spoke of a "Lewis doctrine" of imposing democracy on despotic regimes.
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Volcker was an imposing figure, who was six feet, seven inches tall.
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Mr. LaBeef, who was an imposing 6-foot-6, played the monster.
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Until that point, Sandy had signed the paperwork officially imposing the delays.
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US can't stay aloof or immune from imposing tariffs on EU's auto.
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Imposing tariffs, on the other hand, hurts American consumers and the economy.
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The seriousness of respondents' policy concerns cannot justify imposing an artificial construct.
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Beijing responded by imposing 25 percent duties on American exports, including soybeans.
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Hatred also guides the press into imposing invented standards onto the president.
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Did he urge the Russians to hold off on imposing retaliatory measures?
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Imposing metal tariffs would have repercussions for export-focused companies in Europe.
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Prosecutors say Musharraf violated Pakistan's constitution by imposing the state of emergency.
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We are imposing adverse changes on more humans than have ever existed.
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The US, for example, has considered imposing an oil embargo on Venezuela.
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China immediately retaliated by imposing its own tariffs of the same weight.
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A new round of tariffs took effect on Sunday, with the United States imposing 861.653% tariffs on a variety of Chinese goods and China imposing new duties on U.S. crude oil, the latest escalation in their trade war.
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The United States began imposing 15% tariffs on a variety of Chinese goods on Sunday - including footwear, smart watches and flat-panel televisions - and China began imposing new duties on U.S. crude, the latest escalation in protracted dispute.
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GIGOT: So this is from the tariffs that we are imposing on China.
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They are, for instance, trying to stop a bill imposing sanctions on Russia.
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Liu also warned the West against imposing anti-dumping duties against Chinese steel.
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President Donald Trump said he would hold off imposing new tariffs on China.
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Additionally, four EU members said they were considering imposing further measures against Russia.
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Measures have included raising home purchase requirements and imposing price limits on sales.
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The Magic had us reacting rather than imposing our will on the game.
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He faces a mid-May deadline on imposing new tariffs on European autos.
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The organization is known for imposing uncompromising demands on companies it works with.
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He may have looked imposing, his brother says, but he loved to smile.
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He was more imposing than Adrian Beltre and more exciting than Rafael Palmeiro.
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We can respond to attacks by imposing serious consequences outside cyberspace as well.
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At the same time, the threshold for imposing the tax has significantly increased.
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This sentence sounds imbecilic, but Miami is pretty imposing when it makes shots.
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GoldenTree has a hand in imposing these austerity measures on the island's population.
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THERE are three main justifications for imposing a tax on a specific good.
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When that number is compared to other streaming platforms it feels especially imposing.
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In early 2015, Sweden introduced negative rates, imposing a penalty charge on banks.
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And so the French government has started imposing a digital tax on them.
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Washington has a long-standing policy of not imposing tariffs on education materials.
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The darker the lithograph, the more imposing the figure to the left appears.
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So Mr Sisi may be wary of imposing too much pain on Egyptians.
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The United States will begin imposing those tariffs on some products starting Sept.
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By imposing electrical charges, astronauts can make the microparticles interact with each other.
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He calls her out for imposing her own moral will onto her subjects.
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The Trump administration was on Wednesday imposing sanctions on 13 senior Venezuelan officials.
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The absence of imposing authority figures creates an atmosphere of implied mutual respect.
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The S1R is large, imposing, and full of straight lines and right angles.
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He signed an executive order on Monday imposing a federal government hiring freeze.
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The political feasibility of imposing such a vast overhaul is also a concern.
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The United States responded to the vote by imposing sanctions on Mr Maduro.
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Donald Trump has signed controversial orders imposing heavy tariffs on steel and aluminium.
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The institution has been equally imposing in the life of Europe's monetary union.
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But if the government went step further imposing direct rule, would it work?
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In New Immerath, a simple modern church has usurped the imposing, towered cathedral.
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Further into town, ornate churches have an imposing presence on many main streets.
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To make up for lost revenue, the Islamic State is also imposing fines.
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You don't ask anthropomorphic intelligence, you ask the imposing monolith that is Google.
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It has now speeded up its case work and begun imposing record fines.
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HSBC — HSBC is imposing a global hiring and pay freeze, according to Reuters.
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Isinbayeva has said she will never forgive the IAAF for imposing the ban.
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Oprah can't give a speech without people imposing a presidential run on her.
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A post-industrial age is imposing breakneck change on the world of work.
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The Trump administration is reportedly considering imposing broad sanctions targeted toward North Korea.
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RAWA would outlaw those operations, imposing a federal prohibition on all such sales.
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Imposing harsh socioeconomic restrictions is the opposite of what America should be doing.
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But Trump maintained the threat of imposing the tariffs if the two countries
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He sat at an imposing desk, with a wall of maps behind him.
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Imposing these tariffs undermines that rules-based system and threatens U.S. wheat farmers.
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Austria then passed a law imposing the more common rate of 22.8 percent.
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An imposing figure, he has a presence felt by all in the room.
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"Listen, I think this [imposing tariffs] is all about Pennsylvania 18," Scarborough said.
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Ignoring climate change is already imposing large and unsustainable costs on our country.
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He was intolerant of criticism, persecuting opponents and imposing restrictions on the media.
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Though the top court retained the precedent, it did so while imposing limitations.
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Beijing previously vowed to retaliate against Trump imposing new tariffs on Chinese products.
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In Beijing's Sanlitun district, a large stainless-steel structure makes an imposing impression.
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Imposing excessive regulation and barriers to deployment runs contrary to the national interest.
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The administration cited national security concerns in imposing the steel tariffs last month.
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Devaluing currencies or imposing trade barriers are untenable ways to promote trade advantage.
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He has also floated imposing high tariffs on imports from Mexico and China.
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The quotidian has a way of reclaiming itself, of imposing resilience over trepidation.
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Levan Chilachava is an imposing figure on the rugby pitch for his opponents.
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Hours after that, the White House said he regretted not imposing higher tariffs.
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These would have recommended imposing such requirements on smaller firms with 50 employees.
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Barbara Bush eloquently describes the aura in a building rich in imposing artifacts.
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He was a big guy—sort of imposing, but had a great demeanor.
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The plaintiffs had claimed that imposing such fees violated their First Amendment rights.
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Outlawing homophobic violence and imposing stronger penalties could deter future attacks, Roberto said.
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It's every time you flick on the light, you're imposing a carbon footprint.
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"I think the Trump administration is quite serious about imposing tariffs," Kennedy said.
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Both imposing and anatomically rubbery, she regards the viewer with a steely expression.
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Not because I was 57 stories above NYC, though that was also imposing.
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The IAB is designed to discourage these NGOs from imposing similar BDS measures.
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And he said if conditions worsen, the city will consider imposing curfews too.
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He had railed against imposing "progressively higher degrees" of equality in other contexts.
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The second is that Abbott has a "substantial reason" for imposing this order.
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American Express did this by imposing conditions on retailers that accept Amex cards.
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Willian Antonio Contreras heads the agency responsible for imposing price controls in Venezuela.
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Autechre made formidable anti-grooves, physically imposing beats that were inventive but undanceable.
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The Trump administration has so far avoided imposing tariffs on smartphones from China.
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They manage somehow to be both bland and overpowering with their imposing personality.
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So we ended up imposing targeted sanctions and flying nuclear-capable bombers constantly.
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The groups say the process for imposing the policy violated a federal law.
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The European Union, like America, reacted appropriately by imposing punishing sanctions on Russia.
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Members of Nakam traveled the world hunting down Nazis and imposing vigilante justice.
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Jerry Brown signed a bill imposing mandatory minimum sentences in sexual assault cases.
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Five imposing models of Limitless still sit on the walls of the studio.
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It has not yielded significant revenue recovery while imposing crushing compliance costs worldwide.
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The Atlanta Braves, likewise, could be quite imposing in a year or two.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Sky and BT are imposing unfamiliar austerity on British soccer.
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The blockade, set up by the Mohawks of Tyendinaga, may not look imposing.
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Some insurers defy the law, imposing arbitrary treatment limits or onerous authorization requirements.
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"Imposing a severe limit on noneconomic damages, therefore, hurts them disproportionately," Conyers said.
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Imposing a cap makes the amount of pollution quantifiable, but not the cost.
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The persona that Jackson presented to the world was powerful, witty, even imposing.
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"This doesn't have anything to do with imposing pain on anyone," said Bass.
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Like many European attempts at imposing a wealth tax, it was quickly repealed.
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And finally, institutional investors are increasingly imposing sustainability requirements around their capital deployments.
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Earlier this month Trump signed an order imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Some experts have been calling for imposing new legislation to improve the system.
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New York City is imposing restrictions on greenhouse gas emissions from existing buildings.
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That probe could result in the U.S. imposing tariffs on imports from China.
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Moreover, policymakers must steer clear of government intervention and avoid imposing unnecessary regulations.
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Cohn, a former No. 2 executive at Goldman Sachs, was against imposing tariffs.
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The bills also would have given states the option of imposing work requirements.
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Even from afar, the fascinating palace casts an imposing shadow upon the mountain.
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One said imposing sanctions is being weighed as a method of punishment, too.
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Senior lawmakers from Trump's Republican Party urged Trump to reconsider imposing the tariffs.
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The president had reluctantly signed a bill imposing sanctions on Moscow on Aug.
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Senator Kamala Harris says her critics are imposing false choices on her record.
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Joshua is an imposing physical presence at 6 feet 6 inches, 247 pounds.
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So Trump is, in essence, imposing a regressive tax on his own people.
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Mike Pence signed into law a bill imposing several new restrictions on abortion.
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Imposing those heavy sanctions takes a lot of product out of the market.
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The British government has slowly taken steps toward re-imposing direct rule of the region, including imposing a budget directly from London, prompting calls from the Irish government and Irish nationalists in Belfast for the conference to be set up.
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But no structure in the city, or the country, serves as a more iconic symbol of America than the US Capitol building, with its soaring dome and imposing structure...one that's now slightly less imposing as Lego's newest Architecture set.
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The president used executive authority to institute some of the ethics reforms he promised from the campaign trail, imposing a lifetime ban on White House staffers lobbying for foreign governments and imposing a five-year ban on lobbying for domestic clients.
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They include: imposing a limitation on public mandates; forbidding nepotism; reinforcing scrutiny over the financing of public parties and the use of public money; imposing stronger penalties against culpable politicians; as well as creating a public bank to finance political parties.
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This leaves them leery of imposing cultural norms, let alone a sense of patriotism.
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So here he is, imposing his own religious ideology on this young person's life.
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The political and economic costs of imposing fines could yet stay the commission's hand.
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It can sanction a company if it fails safety checks by imposing export restrictions.
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A law enacted in 2013 effectively bans street protests, imposing jail sentences for violators.
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The United States now is imposing 25% taxes on $250 billion in Chinese goods.
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The news comes as the government publishes legislation imposing a tax on soft drinks.
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Gary Cohn, the former top national economic adviser, argued against imposing tariffs on China.
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Impact: Clinton both reaffirms her commitment to imposing stricter gun-control laws, which 73
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The imposing building was completed around 1260, but has been modified over the centuries.
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At 6 feet 6 inches, Rory McCann is terrifying and imposing as "The Hound."
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The draft plan envisages EU countries also imposing joint sanctions against the tax havens.
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It is imposing its political ideology on foreign companies, thereby jeopardising their free operations.
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One is Turkey, whose founders chose the French model when imposing secularism (see article).
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Some politicians want to deter locals from visiting casinos by imposing an entry tax.
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Argentina responded by imposing quotas on parties, and fellow Latin American states followed suit.
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A more imposing version of the castle is a minor location in Rogue One.
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It did not elaborate on the actions, which could include imposing penalties on Hyundai.
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By imposing common rules, such standards can help the EU's indigenous AI industry flourish.
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We shouldnt be imposing tariffs on Mexico, said Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas.
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A day earlier, Obama announced he was expelling Russian diplomats and imposing other sanctions.
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"Imposing common-carrier regulations on Internet service providers violates the First Amendment," he writes.
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Still, tariffs will hurt American companies by imposing costs their competitors do not face.
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Re-imposing a ban on crude oil exports and restricting other fossil fuel exports.
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China will also consider imposing tariffs on U.S. agricultural imports it has already purchased.
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In 2015 central European states simply ignored a vote imposing refugee quotas on them.
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The political rules are in flux and the Democratic competition does not look imposing.
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Trump, who is expected to sign a proclamation imposing tariffs at 03:13 p.
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Warner's imposing, angular structure was exclusively his comfort stop of choice, Eldredge told PEOPLE.
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President Obama has created a mechanism for imposing economic sanctions on malicious cyber actors.
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The measure would prevent states from imposing sales tax collections on retailers before Jan.
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The measures imposed include raising trading margins, hiking transaction fees and imposing trading limits.
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Trump's answer involves threatening China, imposing tariffs, and renegotiating—and potentially withdrawing from—NAFTA.
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Greece has been imposing austerity, as part of three consecutive bailout programmes, since 20.8818.
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N Wall Street accuses the agency of imposing overly burdensome regulations and large fines.
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McCain are seeking to torpedo JASTA by imposing changes demanded by Saudi Arabia's lobbyists.
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Older mothers, the researchers found, were better at imposing behavioral boundaries on their children.
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Tadashi Ono documented these imposing structures, which shut out any view of the sea.
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The United States and China started imposing tariffs on each other's goods in July.
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BUT WHAT ABOUT THE BAD PROMISES, LIKE IMPOSING TARIFFS AND RIPPING UP TRADE AGREEMENTS?
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You noted the traumatic effect that imposing the death penalty can have on jurors.
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This law attempted to prevent future disasters by imposing reporting requirements on pension funds.
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Ukraine said on Tuesday it was imposing sanctions on Russian internet groups, including Mail.
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They are taller and have more imposing hoods and grilles than the older trucks.
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Imposing a fee or gate becomes mandatory if liquidity drops further to below 10%.
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Yet people involved in the coverage tell us, many networks aren't imposing ground rules.
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"Certain laws of ideological nature are ... imposing gender ideology on our kids," she said.
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That could be fine, since China is imposing new restrictions to prevent capital flight.
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In the deep Alaskan wilderness, an imposing brown bear has regained his lost throne.
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Mar 7: Google faces antitrust EU complaint over imposing contractual restraints on Android manufacturers.
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He has dark hair, an imposing forehead, and an encyclopedic knowledge of his hometown.
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She has advocated arming anti-Assad rebels and imposing no-fly zones in Syria.
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It's around when it's needed and isn't imposing with a bright light or voice.
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Critics of that pharmacy objected to the family imposing its religious beliefs on customers.
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Among them was that imposing a fiduciary duty could outlaw advertising and other marketing.
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British residents were unhappy with uncontrolled immigration and unelected bureaucrats imposing rules on them.
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Never mind that their proposals are tantamount to imposing unfunded mandates on the states.
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Imposing the tariffs could jeopardize Beijing's cooperation in talks to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula.
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By imposing arbitrary caps on those users, Comcast can recoup any lost TV revenues.
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In fact, they claim, big tech companies are imposing a rigid ideological system: liberalism.
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"We've been imposing economic sanctions, increasing political pressure from around the world," Bolton said.
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The president is exploring the idea of imposing tariffs on car imports, Reuters reports.
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How much do the tariffs hurt the countries the U.S. is imposing them on?
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"We've been imposing economic sanctions, increasing political pressure from around the world," he said.
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The failure of industry self-regulation is why policymakers are increasingly imposing meaningful limits.
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Relying on human experts for guidance risks imposing human limits on a computer's ability.
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Surely there is room for negotiation without imposing an existential threat upon the Saudis.
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The UN responded to the test by imposing fresh sanctions on the rogue state.
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And it spins a narrative that Israel is an apartheid state imposing settler-colonialism.
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The Board's sole move so far have been imposing ever more profound budget cuts.
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The FTC closed a similar probe into Google in 2012 without imposing any fines.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is imposing penalties and sanctions on Theranos.
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"We have a world trading architecture with strict rules on imposing tariffs," says Burgis.
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He declined to speculate about the possibility of the United States imposing tougher sanctions.
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I'm going to pay for it by imposing a tax on Wall Street speculation.
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And in the rematch Wednesday, played on Atlético's turf, Barcelona seemed even less imposing.
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Facebook is again imposing stricter rules on political advertisers ahead of the 2020 elections.
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Mr. Torres recalled being astonished by Mr. Reid's imposing size when he met him.
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The FTC closed a similar probe into Google in 85033 without imposing any fines.
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The coalition dissolved after Trump announced in late January that he was imposing tariffs.
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Congress could consider imposing a political neutrality requirement on the power it provides banks.
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Steeper losses would mean imposing haircuts on senior creditors, which could also harm depositors.
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Why is Tchaikovsky's music for their grand adagio so unsugary, so imposing, so colossal?
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Imposing them in California, the beating heart of the tech industry, offered another advantage.
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N Wall Street accuses the agency of imposing overly burdensome regulations and large fines.
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"We shouldn't be imposing tariffs on Mexico," said Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas.
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Brat, a boisterous and imposing voice in Washington, has tried to moderate his image.
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Gail: Well, not if a certain someone starts imposing tariffs all over the place.
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China and other countries have retaliated by imposing their own tariffs on U.S. goods.
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China's economic problems began before Mr. Trump began imposing tariffs on Chinese-made goods.
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Never mind these were inhospitable areas ridden with predators and imposing, hellish granite outcrops.
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Mr. Riddick felt he was imposing every time he sent loved ones on errands.
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She had previously argued that imposing term limits on herself would weaken her hand.
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By imposing massive new tolls and fees paid for by American commuters and homeowners.
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Among its neighbors in Western Europe, Germany is alone in imposing such a restriction.
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The monument, imposing as it is, should not be seen as threatening, they said.
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It has started imposing tighter border checks following a recent rise in infected travellers.
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For instance, Texas regulators are reportedly considering imposing limits on the state's oil production.
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Trading partners have responded by imposing retaliatory tariffs, and both sides have threatened more.
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But Brexit won't raise prices by imposing a tariff, which will generate government revenue.
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But it also goes further than that, imposing caps on Medicaid's spending per recipient.
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Many trade experts argue that the United States is justified in imposing the tariffs.
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Five months later, a Public Space Restriction Order imposing steep fines had been passed.
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And Mr. Johnson's government is considering imposing a cap on Huawei's potential market share.
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Oakley, who still cuts an imposing figure at 52, did not see the symbolism.
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At one end of the room is a fireplace with an imposing chestnut mantel.
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At the Metropolitan Opera, Richard Eyre's staging of the classic Mozart comedy seems imposing.
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George W. Bush tried to save the steel industry by imposing tariffs on steel.
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They gathered around an imposing executive table, the kind that has long excluded them.
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China has reciprocated by imposing tariffs of its own, targeting U.S. agriculture, in particular.
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Uber and Lyft are imposing a "money veto" over the will of elected leaders.
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The sanctions tabled against Turkey include targeting Erdogan's U.S. assets and imposing visa restrictions.
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In the 1970s, the American government began imposing fuel economy standards on car manufacturers.
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His administration also has held back on imposing sanctions passed into law by Congress.
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Many are fact-based, set amid the imposing edifices and featureless bureaucracies of Washington.
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I always thought that it looked like New York — rigid, sometimes imposing, very muscular.
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He accused Congress of acting as "judge, jury and executioner" by imposing the ban.
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Today, the most imposing building in Bulawayo belongs to the National Railways of Zimbabwe.
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Trump signed two proclamations imposing charges on steel and aluminum imports earlier this month.
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Upholding Louisiana's law would allow states to effectively eliminate abortion by imposing severe restrictions.
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Most people stop in the imposing stone-paved courtyard just to see the mansion.
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But investors worried that other countries could retaliate by imposing tariffs on U.S. goods.
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Ms. McLorg was trying to introduce Canadian customs without imposing on the family's own.
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Synchrony matches the 1.85 percent offer without imposing a fee or minimum balance requirement.
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Imposing restrictions could make solar products more expensive, slowing the adoption of solar power.
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Instead of imposing blanket bans, Germany has toughened security rules on all network vendors.
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The administration has for months been considering imposing dramatic new tariffs on imported vehicles.
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Imposing limitations controls the environment in hopes of safety, fairness, and uniformity for competitors.
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However, others believe the administration is threatening and imposing tariffs as a negotiating tactic.
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Imposing work requirements would also destroy SNAP's role as a tool for fighting recessions.
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Both Washington and Beijing began imposing new tariffs on each other's goods on Sunday.
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In this vein, we tested the theory that imposing a "cost" to providing information—and more importantly, imposing higher costs on extreme ratings—would eliminate the no-risk, average-skewing "lazy" one-star and five-star ratings and result in more accurate feedback.
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First, outsiders have tried by imposing financial sanctions on high-level government officials and by imposing restrictions to the issuance of more debt, as well as by promoting a dialogue between the government and the opposition that failed to bear any fruit.
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The President announced additional sanctions that we'll be imposing on Iran for -- whether it was their surrogates in Yemen who fired these missiles and drones or whether they fired them themselves, we're imposing punishing new sanctions on Iran to hold them accountable.
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In either case globalization, far from imposing uniformity, has caused an efflorescence of different strategies.
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Typically, that involves registering a complaint with the WTO before imposing tariffs on another member.
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But despite the high winds, the marble planets stayed suspending in midair, motionless but imposing.
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The move means the United States could end up imposing retaliatory tariffs on French products.
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The Trump administration has trashed its own commitments to the pact by re-imposing sanctions.
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Malaysia joins Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar in imposing a ban on vaping.
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Importers, however, would not receive the same benefit, effectively imposing a tax on their products.
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He also accused the government of the forced displacement of civilians and imposing "demographic change".
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First, in imposing restrictions on entry that take immediate effect, it violates norms of fairness.
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The third rationale for imposing sin taxes is to discourage the use of undesirable products.
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Mr. Hawley bears an imposing résumé, largely untouched by elected office: Small-town upbringing. Stanford.
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Trump has previously told associates he's open to imposing a minimum purchase age of 21.
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The fact is that as political orthodoxy matures, it calcifies, imposing more costs than benefits.
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An expected U.S. decision to delay imposing tariffs on imported cars and parts helped sentiment.
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Imposing tariffs over imported autos may hit Germany economy which is on border of recession.
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French President Macron said that, France and America has made an agreement on imposing tax.
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President Donald Trump tweeted plans to strike back at China Friday by imposing more tariffs.
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His attorneys have accused Judge Mollica of imposing a "grossly disproportional and unconstitutional" $500,000 bond.
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On Monday, a lineup similar to last Thursday's swept away an even less imposing opponent.
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On April 23, little more than two weeks after imposing sanctions, OFAC softened the measures.
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Government officials reacted by imposing curfews and blocking the internet in much of the country.
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The Delaware Supreme Court upheld statutes imposing "the penalty of lashes" as recently as 1963.
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Less me as a journalist imposing a story, and the story being told more organically.
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He said the mogul would support a policy of not "imposing" U.S. will on Israel.
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And imposing restrictions on publishers could lead to unwanted regulations on other aspects of games.
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By imposing budget, design, and workforce constraints upon teams, the FIA is keeping things interesting.
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He's a demigod with impressive tattoos and the imposing voice of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
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He previously voted against imposing penalties against JPMorgan Chase & Co over its "London Whale" trades.
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Georgian's President Salome Zurabishvili urged Russia not to further aggravate the situation by imposing sanctions.
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Arab sheikhs claim the Kurds have seized their land and are imposing their own customs.
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But as neighbors and photographs of the property confirm, no such imposing barrier actually exists.
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Warren's imposing national profile was a huge asset when dealing with Columbia Gas, Rivera said.
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Over the weekend, a British parliamentary committee recommended imposing much stricter guidelines on social networks.
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The spire was one of the most remarkable elements of the imposing French Gothic church.
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On Sunday, BuzzFeed reported that CNN was imposing strict new rules over its Russia coverage.
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WATTERS: Just by being a jerk and offensive and imposing my will on other people?
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The U.S. deadline set earlier for imposing higher tariffs on Chinese goods was March 1.
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In Central Park, the Sims statue, made of bronze, stands on an imposing granite base.
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Trump also spoke about imposing taxes on foreign companies, making life easier for American businesses.
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The album is an imposing, dissonant mass of unorthodox death, heavily atmospheric and weirdly progressive.
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It has vowed to retaliate by imposing restrictions on some foreign media operating in Russia.
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Healthcare stocks spiked in a relief rally as Clinton was seen as imposing tighter regulations.
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But he admitted that Democrats would need help in imposing meaningful constraints on Trump's search.
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Then an imposing Grim Reaper shows up and unceremoniously rips Luigi's soul from his body.
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Another imposing wall recently went up around the Leroy S. Johnson meeting house, Jessop says.
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The U.S. deadline set earlier for imposing higher tariffs on Chinese goods was March 21.1363.
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Last month, the Trump administration postponed imposing an additional round of tariffs on Chinese goods.
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There has been much talk lately of imposing new tariffs on imports into this country.
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Obama also signed orders imposing limits on methane emissions from oil and natural gas drilling.
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Outgoing President Hollande has played a key role in imposing sanctions on Russia over Ukraine.
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The bottom line is that we cannot continue to tolerate Israel's behavior without imposing consequences.
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Since then, retailers have been imposing buying limits of one or two packs per customer.
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By successfully imposing discipline on governments, central bankers hoped to avoid being captured by them.
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Maybe Pence can deter Trump from unilaterally imposing tariffs, as he very much could do.
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Consent decrees—described as the DOJ's "crown jewel"—are an important tool for imposing reform.
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If that happens, it will be incumbent upon Republicans to join Democrats in imposing consequences.
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Hamas officials began imposing the death penalty after they took control of Gaza in 2007.
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Others have pushed to keep the expanded eligibility while imposing new limits on spending. Sen.
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Clinton supports those measures, though she has resisted the call for imposing a carbon tax.
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Tony Robbins has an imposing stature, a loud husky voice and and an intense energy.
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In eastern Europe traditional nationalists blame the EU for imposing cosmopolitan values like gay marriage.
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At the end of these massive ice sheets, as depicted above, are imposing sea walls.
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We sold our story as something imposing — "data analytics" — and we made it about us.
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The memo could be a stepping stone to the president eventually imposing tariffs on China.
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Washington said it could respond to the new threat by imposing new sanctions on Pyongyang.
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Imposing and remarkably durable, yes, yet it didn't block various nomadic tribes from the north.
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Francisco argues that lower court rulings imposing nationwide injunctions are wrong and warrant immediate review.
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It's clear that imposing a price on fossil fuels would encourage investment in cleaner fuels.
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Trump is imposing tariffs under a law that empowers him to counter national security threats.
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The German car manufacturer added that imposing duties would not increase U.S. growth and competitiveness.
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Denner in an interview said he believed the judge was fair in imposing the sentence.
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"She's built one coalition that was tremendously effective in imposing sanctions," said Jake Sullivan, Mrs.
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"There are consequences of imposing sanctions and they have to be done well," he said.
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"I just don't see that there's a huge justification for imposing this penalty," he added.
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Then Mexico launched aggressive trade revenge, imposing retaliatory tariff on more than 90 US products.
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Trump last month proposed imposing a 'border tax' on companies exporting to the United States.
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That means standing tall and waving your arms—do whatever you can to seem imposing.
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The other argument made for imposing tariffs is the need to reduce the trade deficit.
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Berlusconi rejected suggestions that he too was imposing vetoes or conditions on the coalition talks.
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Under the law, Justice Bartley had limited options for punishment, including imposing a $10,000 fine.
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And no history of the limerick, or of light verse, can escape his imposing presence.
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In his remarks on Sunday, Trump suggested that imposing new sanctions on Russia was misguided.
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China is expected to retaliate by imposing higher tariffs on U.S. products sent to China.
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The Wall Street Journal reported OPEC is considering imposing production caps on Libya and Nigeria.
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Many readers have discussed the contrast between the book's imposing title and its short length.
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Far from freeing you from a burden, then, he is imposing one on you all.
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European officials have said that they expected the U.S. to follow through with imposing tariffs.
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The U.S. deadline set earlier for imposing higher tariffs on Chinese goods was March 21.1359.
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Of course we are not advocating imposing costs to all forms of collective decision making.
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"Imposing sanctions sends a signal, but we also need to ensure effective implementation," he said.
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Imposing the same regulations on Medicaid managed-care plans would likely have the same effect.
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Reichert also opposed imposing penalties on so-called sanctuary cities and supported sanctions on Russia.
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My client was arrested at a protest – what does imposing a curfew on him achieve?
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You may be over-regulating, and imposing unnecessary cost, or you may be under-regulating.
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The probe could lead to the United States imposing new tariffs or other trade restrictions.
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Imposing a new tax on the gun industry also wouldn't raise any genuine constitutional concerns.
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Imposing order is also occasionally hazardous, as the bizarre history of fighters assaulting referees suggests.
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" "I do not believe in imposing my political opinions on the activities of our businesses.
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Since then, the staircase has remained one of skateboarding's holy grails, silent, imposing, and unmolested.
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They said other laws imposing strict controls on NGOs and civil society also needed revamping.
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By imposing additional licensing requirements, the district's regulations would interfere with that right, Friedman said.
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Many economists mocked his plan, which included protecting American jobs by imposing tariffs on imports.
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Washington could further protect American intellectual authority by imposing penalties on customers of the thieves.
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"It is the state that is imposing secularism as a religion on me," she said.
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Ms. Merkel has sought to save Europe's border-free zone by imposing one hard border.
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Mike Braun (R-IN) told reporters he was wary of imposing a mandate on businesses.
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Senate leaders have repeatedly expressed concerns about imposing any additional financial burdens on New Yorkers.
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It is surrounded by imposing walls topped with razor wire, with watchtowers at two corners.
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The legal question came down to whether states are barred from imposing such excessive fines.
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The dominant image of Bordeaux is one of imposing chateaus, patrician proprietors and stratospheric prices.
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Another idea that is being considered is imposing a sales tax to raise the money.
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Kentucky and Indiana are imposing the requirement on people younger than 230 and 249, respectively.
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The FCC rules also seek to bar states from imposing their own net neutrality requirements.
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And Sessions stresses the importance of imposing harsher penalties even for low-level drug offenses.
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And we are going to do that by imposing a tax on Wall Street speculation.
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The United States began imposing 15% tariffs on a variety of Chinese goods on Sunday.
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And then, on Thursday, Mr. Trump signed orders imposing the stiff and sweeping new tariffs.
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Patrick Chappatte President Trump signed executive orders imposing sweeping tariffs on imported steel and aluminum.
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Not simply a great filmmaker, Rainer Werner Fassbinder (1945-82) was an imposing physical presence.
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The challenge got less imposing for a number of reasons at the end of 2018.
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China has responded by imposing its own higher tariffs on goods from the United States.
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Jack: Apple Park, its new campus that is often compared to a spaceship, is imposing.
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"Expecting or imposing a feminine standard at the workplace is the issue here," she said.
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China has joined the United States in imposing increasingly tough United Nations sanctions in response.
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Now they're imposing new rules, like the clear backpacks [to allow easy inspection] and IDs.
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The cube-like density of these books is imposing until you open the screen door.
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The United States and China started imposing tariffs on each other's goods in July 2018.
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In California, Amazon initially campaigned to overturn a new law imposing an internet sales tax.
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In 2017, he was among the few senators who opposed imposing new sanctions on Moscow.
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Enter Team World, which sounds much more imposing than it looks on paper this week.
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Now let's have a trade war, which results in both countries imposing a tariff t.
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As the contagion spreads, imposing restrictions on civil liberties creates wrenching dilemmas for open societies.
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Liccardo compares his approach to drivers having car insurance and imposing taxes on tobacco products.
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Exiting that way would likely require imposing a hard border between Northern Ireland and Ireland.
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Prosecutors will likely point to those convictions as the basis for imposing a substantial punishment.
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The hotel was refashioned from a section of the Pearl Brewery, an imposing 1894 building.
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In imposing an injunction blocking it, Manhattan-based U.S. District Judge George Daniels on Oct.
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But imposing new sanctions targeting Chinese companies would only lead to more problems, he said.
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Then there would be little choice other than imposing those cost on a utility's customers.
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Why is the focus always on removing children to foster care and imposing parenting classes?
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Education: Proposed doubling the number of charter schools in Massachusetts and imposing universal pre-K.
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This year, he mentioned imposing a tariff of 45 percent on all imports from China.
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However, Zarif added, "Americans have not achieved their goals by imposing illegal sanctions against Iran".
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He must order his agency to stop imposing its will on state and local governments.
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These islands of affluence are secluded behind imposing walls topped with spikes and security cameras.
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The Ultra is also imposing in its looks, coming only in black or slate gray.
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Mr. Trump's next step could be imposing sanctions on specific Chinese officials working in Xinjiang.
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India responded by imposing retaliatory tariffs on 28 U.S. products, including almonds, apples, and walnuts.
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Not long after I arrived downstairs, an imposing representation of Madonna and the Child emerged.
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But China has responded defiantly, imposing retaliatory tariffs on $75 billion worth of American goods.
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We look at the coming summit meeting, which involves two imposing leaders with clashing agendas.
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They've been pitted against Cohn, who has ardently argued that imposing tariffs would prove catastrophic.
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This month, Putin signed legislation imposing harsher punishments for fan misbehavior, introducing lengthy stadium bans.
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An imposing Austrian bass-baritone, his first major international appearance came in his early 295s.
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The White House said it would "examine the facts" before imposing tariffs, Dow Jones reported.
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But by midday it appeared that formal language imposing new tariffs was ready to sign.
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Authority officials, for their part, have blamed Hamas for imposing its own taxes and tariffs.
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To deal with this, lawmakers should consider imposing a moratorium on creating any new crimes.
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Last month, Mr. Trump allowed a self-imposed deadline to lapse without imposing auto tariffs.
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Some commentators have described the move as a means of imposing censorship on artistic choices.
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Imposing blanket regulations that dictate pricing schemes is a solution in search of a problem.
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"We're not imposing, we're not forcing people to change," he said in a BBC interview.
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The Fed has also continued the process of imposing stronger regulations on the financial industry.
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His team is now 7 points behind Chelsea, the Premier League's ever-more-imposing leader.
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Policy tensions opened up over the right balance between shoring up growth and imposing overhauls.
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Imposing a ban would potentially put pressure on the profitability of commercial banks, he said.
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Some of that was done through much stricter banking provisions, including imposing tighter lending requirements.
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Rajoy's latest mistake of dissolving the Catalan Parliament and imposing direct rule will solve nothing.
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Except that, as I passed over the river's otherwise imposing bridge, the view turned grim.
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Imposing waiting periods Reasonable waiting periods, often three days, are likely to survive judicial review.
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And so far, Beijing has amped up talk of imposing new sanctions or other restrictions.
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Rogue One starts out on a windswept plain, flanked by imposing mountains in the background.
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There are about four or five different imposing street organs on display throughout the museum.
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A fence studded with sensors, to be sure, but by no means an imposing one.
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Charter will be barred from imposing data caps on its Internet customers for seven years.
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Harry Weil, the director of public programming at Green-Wood, unlocked the imposing iron gates.
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It is not considering imposing further sanctions on Russia for now, two U.S. officials said.
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They have won some short-term victories, most recently in a 2011 deal imposing a schedule of automatic spending cuts known as sequestration — an ill-timed turn toward austerity that slowed the economic recovery from the 2008 recession, imposing needless pain on millions of Americans.
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None of the other major US carriers are imposing data speed caps on the Apple Watch.
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Only if they decide Warsaw did not heed their calls could they move to imposing sanctions.
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California is imposing new safety restrictions on "hoverboards," the (literally) hottest tech toy of the season.
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The catch would be if Mexico retaliated by imposing tariffs of its own on US products.
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You want them around, but you don't want to feel like you're imposing them on set.
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The travel ban Trump's executive order imposing a so-called travel ban has garnered global attention.
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Government spokesman Benjamin Griveaux had indicated the Macron administration was considering imposing a state of emergency.
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I can also feel dread, unsteadiness, and vulnerability at the same imposing objects on the skyline.
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The U.S. looked imposing last night, but since this is soccer, actual goals are pretty important.
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She spoke from City Hall, an imposing white-and-brown building just blocks from the waterfront.
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Mr Haradinaj took revenge by imposing a 100% tariff on Serbian imports, and Serbia suspended talks.
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Now he's returned to the American West, photographing the sweeping vistas and imposing terrain at night.
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But it repeatedly delayed imposing them while the two sides held a series of trade talks.
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The United States began imposing tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese goods at 12:01 a.m.
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The imposing large-scale canvases of Esteban del Valle forcefully command attention to their political underpinnings.
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" Hashimi says this transition between genders is "essentially imposing an identity crisis on a young psyche.
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Even the imposing Emperor penguins don't travel more than 930 miles (1,483 kilometers) before making landfall.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain hopes a provisional U.S. ruling imposing tariffs on Canadian aerospace manufacturer Bombardier (BBDb.
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YouTube says it is imposing a sweeping set of restrictions on far-right figure Tommy Robinson.
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Per our terms, we are providing you with 30 days notice prior to imposing this fee.
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The latter may appear immaculate, imposing even, but the former has been lived-in and loved.
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They argued that the regulator was imposing burdensome rules on ISPs that could stifle online innovation.
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After Friday's increase, the administration is now imposing 2200% tariffs on $2000 billion in Chinese goods.
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Both men cut imposing figures, with Cilic a towering 6ft 6in tall and Muller 6ft 4in.
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Of course, Cox isn't the only ISP to start imposing fees on home internet data caps.
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"I don't believe in imposing my political opinions on the activities of our businesses," Buffett said.
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Whether it's intended or not, I understand that I am imposing my perspective on the work.
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He kept Iran and its client militia, Hizbullah, from imposing their choice of president in Lebanon.
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Supply-chain politics will likely also influence Trump's signature trade promise, imposing harsh tariffs on China.
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Ohio's governor says he will sign a bill imposing one of the nation's toughest abortion restrictions.
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That includes imposing a state income tax for the first time since 1980, which Republicans oppose.
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Meanwhile, Washington is imposing tariffs on imports and slapping financial sanctions on Russia and threatening others.
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If one is to limit the options of men's wear, that can be taxing and imposing.
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Rising oil prices and the prospect of Mr Trump's imposing import tariffs also play a role.
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Now, inflation is nearly 3%, meaning that the cap is imposing real-terms cuts in pay.
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Trade unionists accuse it of "treason" for imposing a deregulation of the labour market in 2016.
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The Transportation Department proposal asserts that a 1975 federal law preempts states from imposing emissions rules.
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That is one lens through which to view AK and its imposing leader, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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The lengthy proposal will assert that a 1975 federal law preempts states from imposing emissions rules.
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The state was imposing its will on families rather than letting them make their own decisions.
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Last year, President Donald Trump succeeded in imposing restrictions on immigration from seven predominantly Muslim countries.
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I have a fantasy about imposing a big charity tax on the purchase of designer handbags.
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But re-imposing them when Iran was abiding by the JCPOA casts America as the rogue.
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It is the most imposing work in the exhibition, making Jackson appear impossibly majestic and handsome.
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China's planned stimulus was offset by the U.S. imposing tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods.
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"Tariffs are costly to the country imposing them, and China is no exception," said the researchers.
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" He said imposing sanctions on Iran were "hurting the Iranian people & causing tension in the region.
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The French artist was much more versatile than "The Thinker" or his imposing portrait of Balzac.
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The prototypes themselves don't look terribly imposing or beautiful; they look utilitarian and kind of grubby.
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He also attacked the border adjustment tax: Trudeau offered a warning about imposing new trade restrictions.
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The group will also try to tailor its ideas to Sydney rather than imposing overseas models.
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This may be a minority opinion, but imposing liability for another's suicide is a slippery slope.
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The Catholic Church protested the pending bills in Congress introducing divorce and re-imposing capital punishment.
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A shadowed profile, an imposing figure, and part of his naked form create an unfinished puzzle.
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In fact, 22 states have passed laws imposing higher gas taxes in the past five years.
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Between this and the imposing musical landscape, Sélébéyone often feels like a spiritual journey or trial.
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Al-Shabaab is fighting a guerrilla war in Somalia with the intention of imposing Sharia law.
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Or should we expect Leonard to be this imposing on a regular basis from now on?
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But the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has come under fire for not imposing a blanket ban.
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Google has abused its market dominance by imposing restrictive clauses in contracts with third-party websites.
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The energy sector, manufacturing, and anything imposing an environmental impact would accommodate itself to global warming.
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Until now the police denied this, instead accusing Seda himself of suggesting and imposing the ban.
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The Security Council held an emergency meeting on Wednesday, the first step towards imposing new sanctions.
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Authorities have considered imposing leverage limits on various forms of shadow banks in America and Europe.
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Most of the solutions proposed thus far have involved imposing more red tape and stringent regulations.
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Stewards blamed Rosberg for causing the last lap incident, imposing a meaningless time penalty and reprimand.
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Why is it that Trump is having little success imposing his will on these various courts?
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But talking to reporters later, he said imposing the tariffs on European autos remained a possibility.
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Pirlo's strength is a stately control of midfield, precise passing and imposing delivery of free kicks.
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Imposing extremely long sentences, alongside low rates of parole, serves political motivations, not increased public safety.
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China responded to the tire tariff, for example, by imposing a tariff on American chicken parts.
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"The idea of imposing an arbitrary deadline like this is just horrific to me," said Haskett.
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On March 1, Trump declared that he would be imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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In scattered installations, however, they are imposing and austere, yet lovely in an impersonal, abstract way.
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VIENNA — Last Monday in the imposing Ephrussi Palace, Edmund de Waal presided over a family reunion.
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That would be an ideal way to deploy CAATSA, preferable to imposing sanctions on close allies.
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But U.S. policy members and businesses have expressed concerns about individual countries imposing digital services taxes.
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" Sanders decried Tigar's ruling as "another example of activist judges imposing their open borders policy preferences.
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The electoral map, with its imposing swaths of red, pointed to a crisis confronting American liberalism.
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They have accused it over imposing overly burdensome regulations that they say may unduly harm consumers.
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Earlier in the week, a senior administration official said Trump delayed imposing additional sanctions on Russia.
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President Trump has been pressuring the Chinese by imposing tariffs on $360 billion of Chinese goods.
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"Law does not recognize the distinction of age," the judge had said before imposing the sentence.
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China retaliated by imposing tariffs on a number of U.S. exports also totaling about $50 billion.
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Both U.S. lawmakers and foreign officials have questioned Trump's national security justification for imposing the tariffs.
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Mr. Aziz is not shy when discussing his goal of imposing Shariah law on the country.
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Paul advocated imposing international economic sanctions on North Korea in response to the hydrogen bomb test.
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Dodd-Frank changed the financial regulation game by imposing more than 400 new rules and mandates.
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But imposing a political agenda on her provocative and honest book might be beside the point.
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I could only catch glimpses of the homes through the leaves and over the imposing walls.
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Yet the Japanese government has undermined those efforts, for example by imposing a large tax increase.
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Open to expanding the Supreme Court, imposing term limits on justices, and eliminating the Senate filibuster.
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China responded by imposing its own tariffs on U.S. products, hitting the agricultural sector particularly hard.
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Other nations have responded to Trump's tariffs by imposing their own tariffs on U.S. agricultural products.
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Justice Thomas accused the majority of micromanaging state sentencing procedures and imposing "a magic-words requirement."
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Imposing a blanket ban based on nationality will only make such assistance more difficult to obtain.
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The Trump administration is imposing a 10% tariff on $200 billion worth of imports from China.
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Last month, the Commerce Department acted on aluminum foil, imposing anti-dumping duties on Chinese imports.
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The board expects to approve a plan that day even if it means imposing measures unilaterally.
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The imposing del Potro is obviously more talented and dangerous than his No. 142 ATP ranking.
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Thousands clashed with security forces for months at that time, accusing Maduro of imposing a dictatorship.
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The suit claims that TRAP laws shut down providers by imposing expensive and unnecessary building regulations.
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"We have been imposing deposit fees and account fees now for some time," von Moltke said.
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When jet fuel prices hit near-atmospheric levels in 2628, airlines began imposing surcharges on baggage.
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Expediting the process or imposing an interim rule is generally limited to emergencies, the groups said.
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It remains unclear whether Brussels will actually start the process of imposing visa requirements next week.
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These patterns shifted after Western countries began imposing nuclear-related sanctions on Iran a decade ago.
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But if there's one thing voters love doing, it's imposing their own ideas onto an award.
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The two leaders agreed to hold off on imposing more tariffs for 90 days starting Dec.
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Our country's history of imposing tariffs on raw materials like steel is not a good one.
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Framed by the imposing, white columns of his Bedminster estate, Trump posed for pictures with Mattis.
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The museum was also employed as a tool for imposing a Chinese identity upon Taiwan residents.
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Even if it was, imposing a tariff to restrict imports would do little to change it.
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But we also should be leery of expanding reporting requirements or imposing them in other jurisdictions.
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On some big issues, the court is not imposing right-wing policies on the entire country.
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General McMaster said the invitation vindicated the president's strategy of imposing "maximum pressure" on the North.
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Beijing has responded to Trump's tariffs by imposing retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods, particularly agricultural products.
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Otherwise, candidates were asked about imposing a carbon tax and banning fossil-fuel exports and fracking.
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The law required Mr. Trump to begin imposing sanctions on large purchasers of Russian military equipment.
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Actually imposing a quota of this kind would likely be tough, and face significant legal opposition.
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The escalation also raises the risk that China will retaliate by imposing tariffs on US oil.
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But it goes beyond repealing Obamacare by imposing drastic cuts to Medicaid that deepen in 2025.
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"Their main note to us was that she had to feel large and imposing," Isom said.
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If the administration could not find reason for imposing those sanctions, the law provides other powers.
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Mr. Trump often talked about bolstering domestic manufacturing by imposing limits, including tariffs, on foreign products.
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Americans, he said, probably felt that their country was taking a strong stance by imposing tariffs.
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Trump's single most controversial trade policy has been imposing steep tariffs on imported steel and aluminum.
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Politico reports that congressional Republicans are considering legislation that would prevent Trump from imposing his tariffs.
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said the city is considering imposing curfews and travel restrictions.
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Did the artist try to create an emotional response by making the piece large and imposing?
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Maybe. China's latest trade concessions, which were linked to the Trump administration not imposing certain tariffs?
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With hindsight, many argue that Italy and Spain worsened their outbreak by imposing lockdown measures gradually.
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The commission could penalize Italy by imposing fines or withholding European Union funds for economic development.
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And then, are we ok for the next several decades kind of imposing something like this?
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Fox's moderator brought up the usual business response — that imposing a tariff would penalize the consumer.
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The imposing glass-fronted structure is only the second-most attractive of Saarinen's churches in Columbus.
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The government has been criticized for imposing restrictions much more slowly than countries in Continental Europe.
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Kanter, who scored 20 points and grabbed 16 rebounds, gives them an imposing force at center.
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SOCIAL Q'S A reader wonders how to acknowledge a boyfriend's daughter's dyed hair without imposing judgment.
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Israel is imposing a 14-day quarantine on anyone who arrives from abroad, officials announced Monday.
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But she suspended imposing the sentence pending her decision on his request for a new trial.
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It's easy to imagine justice as a unitary thing—a single, imposing building, a Supreme Court.
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States and localities around the country have begun imposing long overdue reforms to their bail systems.
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The administration also has infuriated Iran by imposing new sanctions on the country in recent weeks.
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Listening to them, I realized just how meaningful this imposing, noble statue is to Huelva's people.
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But what seizes our attention is Trump's imposing physical presence in the foreground of the shot.
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Policymakers must realize that withholding aid or imposing further centralization and restrictions is not the answer.
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Once the laws of physics have been observed, one can start imposing rules, restrictions and regulations.
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The world's leader in environmental protection, while imposing no meaningful obligations on the world's leading polluters.
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The United States has also mostly shied away from imposing sanctions on the regime's Chinese partners.
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In 533, the federal government, following California's lead, began imposing its own efficiency requirements for appliances.
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He's not an especially imposing singer; instead, he's a chameleon, without a signature flourish or tone.
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China responded to the tariffs by imposing its own retaliatory levies on imports from the States.
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Documents backed by the Pope prohibit imposing silence on any victims or those who report abuse.
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Canada's previous government approved Northern Gateway in 2013, imposing more than 200 conditions on its construction.
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Effectiveness, meanwhile, depends on whether the sanctions help the country imposing them achieve wider political objectives.
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That idea is controversial among Republicans, with some warning the idea is imposing a new tax.
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That approach has been exceedingly successful in imposing significant economic costs on Iran's already-ailing economy.
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We tried to balance what people were saying without imposing our own agendas onto the film.
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In person she cut an imposing figure, dressing dramatically and speaking with a diva's perfect diction.
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The bills were so poorly written they risked imposing vast new censorship systems on the internet.
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It's highly likely a trade war could break out, with Mexico imposing tariffs on U.S. goods.
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Over a period of time, the US cut all diplomatic ties while imposing crippling financial sanctions.
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Beijing's swift reaction this time, imposing travel bans on five cities as 18 died, is encouraging.
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The park itself, which slopes downward toward Harlem, is clearly demarcated by an imposing rocky wall.
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But there's no obvious way to stop him from imposing tariffs whenever he feels like it.
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Rick Scott (R) signed into law measures imposing new restrictions on gun purchases in the state.
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Tennessee joins three other states in imposing restrictions on dicamba, a flagship pesticide for Monsanto (MON).
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Beyond being okay, it doesn't mean that we're imposing, or that we owe them anything afterward.
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The Trump administration wants to move it in a more conservative direction by imposing work requirements.
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They also objected to countries imposing unilateral sanctions on people or companies linked to North Korea.
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She also proposes imposing stricter rules on lobbying and preventing lobbyists from donating to political candidates.
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Cohn clashed with Ross and other protectionist forces within the Trump administration over imposing trade tariffs.
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President Obama also recognized the folly of imposing uncompetitively high corporate tax rates on U.S. businesses.
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There, behind the gilded and imposing St. George statue in Freedom Square, three restaurants have opened.
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The Greek Revival rowhouses were completed in 1833 and are known for their imposing Corinthian columns.
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Importantly, the judge did not rule on the legality of imposing political tests on potential candidates.
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Even California is looking at imposing a $165 yearly car registration fee on zero-emissions vehicles.
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His habit of imposing tariffs on friends and foes alike will leave a longer-lasting impression.
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In June, Axios reported Trump was "hell-bent" on imposing tariffs on steel and other imports.
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A 2013 photo of the city&aposs skyline is void of Salesforce Tower&aposs imposing figure.
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Fellow Republicans in Congress have joined Democrats in warning against imposing tariffs on friendly trading partners.
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On Twitter, President Trump said the U.S. was considering imposing sanctions on North Korea's trade partners.
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Kreenholm's imposing atmosphere appealed to Jarmo Reha, 27, a theater director from Tallinn, the Estonian capital.
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Imposing state-level versions of the mandate may be a political challenge even in blue states.
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Spotify accused Apple of unfairly charging fees to its competitors and imposing burdensome rules about marketing.
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Trump also thanked India for joining the United States in imposing new sanctions against North Korea.
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How long and how hard the Obama EPA fought against imposing CO2 standards for these plants.
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But it would have the effect of imposing a perpetually rising fuel economy standard on vehicles.
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"Here we have got a U.S. administration that is clearly fine with the idea of imposing serious economic sanctions, but then seems to be lagging behind on imposing them for serious human rights violations," Sophie Richardson, China director of Human Rights Watch, told a briefing in Geneva.
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Rwandans are banned from traveling to Uganda, which has accused Rwanda of effectively imposing a trade embargo.
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Costs would rise even further if Mexico responds by imposing tariffs of its own on American goods.
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Imposing tariffs on US oil may not have been very effective because crude is a global market.
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The official said this established a framework on imposing more comprehensive economic sanctions on the Asian nation.
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Naming the actors and imposing costs on Russia is about deterrence, and deterrence alone is not enough.
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Now, the FTC is reportedly considering a imposing a "record-setting fine" against the social media company.
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Those that represent the bosses are particularly good, with a heft that's suitably imposing on the board.
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Navarro added that imposing tariffs on the nation&aposs closest allies is an opportunity to create jobs.
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The judge did not offer Palmer an opportunity to speak about her position prior to imposing sentence.
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For a man of admittedly short stature, the Imp looks pretty imposing on the seat of power.
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We are imposing them on ourselves in the form of what they really are, taxes on Americans.
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He has also previously warned of imposing punitive measures on Mexico if the country does not comply.
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" But he added: "There'll be a policy in place where we can compensate the cost they're imposing.
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Trump has called for building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border and imposing tariffs on imports.
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Jones demands both damages and a court order preventing PayPal from imposing permanent restrictions on his accounts.
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His solution is to become a gang lord himself, essentially imposing a benevolent dictatorship on his neighborhood.
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Officials are eager to get their hands on this information as they consider imposing new scooter regulations.
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From Bangkok to Manila, authorities are pushing vendors into designated zones and imposing restrictions on informal markets.
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Trump has infuriated the European Union, Canada and Mexico by imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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Their most aggressive policies include universal income guarantees and imposing federal taxes on wealth, not just income.
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Imposing "maximum pressure" on North Korea will persuade it to dismantle its arsenal, Mr. Trump has said.
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Imposing a ban would nonetheless require the mobilization of large numbers of riot police to enforce it.
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Gao did not answer directly when asked if China would consider imposing tariffs on imported U.S. services.
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At 22014, he retains the imposing presence of his days playing top-level college football at Stanford.
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Gao did not answer directly when asked if China would consider imposing tariffs on imported U.S services.
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America began imposing sanctions on Iran in November, and in January on Venezuela, another big oil exporter.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Eighteenth-century portraits of European elites are often imposing.
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At 50, he retains the imposing presence of his days playing top-level college football at Stanford.
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The collective strategy of imposing maximum diplomatic and economic pressure through sanctions on North Korea is working.
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As a state news agency puts it, the building conveys the "imposing manner of a great power".
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But these restrictions vary from carrier to carrier, with United imposing some of the most egregious limitations.
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More firms are imposing such pricing on themselves, even in places where policymakers are dragging their feet.
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" He also said he was against imposing sanctions on Georgia, "out of respect for the Georgian people.
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What makes it special is that the architecture is imposing but it's really a very warm house.
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MBS has chipped away at this too, telling government officials to stop arbitrarily imposing restrictions on women.
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In Egypt support for imposing sharia (Islamic law) fell from 84% in 2011 to 34% in 2016.
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Devon, a physically imposing man with close-cropped hair and a blue hoodie, says he is changing.
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He helped override Ronald Reagan's veto of a bill imposing hefty sanctions on apartheid-era South Africa.
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The United States said it was not finished imposing sanctions on Iran and planned more "very soon".
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Brussels was then imposing tough financial bailout conditions on member Greece that many economists said destroyed livelihoods.
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Later, it seamlessly transferred this knowledge to Atlas, an imposing bipedal robot that weighs over 400 pounds.
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He said Trump should play down his platform on renegotiating trade agreements and imposing tariffs on China.
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Some cities have gone further, imposing minimum distances between food trucks and existing bricks-and-mortar businesses.
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But although it's certainly physically imposing, the clever thing about the Guardian GT is its control system.
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Standing two meters tall, they're incredibly tough, and wear imposing armor made up of thick ceramite plates.
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Imposing substantial requirements on big tech companies must not stifle innovation or prevent smaller firms from thriving.
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Pavetti found that in the first few years after imposing work requirements, people did work slightly more.
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This is also why it is unclear what imposing more sanctions is meant to accomplish beyond punishment.
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The internet was free and open before the 2015 party-line vote imposing these Depression-Era regulations.
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The trade Trump is imposing on the GOP was apparent in 2016 and enormously intensified in 2018.
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In one corner of John Knoll's office at Lucasfilm stand three racks of imposing black computer servers.
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It's also true that such an imposing winning streak would draw attention and accusations of being inhuman.
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Imposing losses on retail investors could undermine the popularity of the European project at a febrile time.
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Yet the truth is that people who drive into a crowded city are imposing costs on others.
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Trump earlier on Wednesday signed into law a bill imposing sanctions on Iran, North Korea, and Russia.
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Nasrallah said on Saturday that imposing more taxes on people could lead to an "explosion" of unrest.
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Rather than imposing discipline, access to foreign capital seemed to allow countries to get into bigger messes.
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India on Monday restored some mobile phone services in Kashmir, two months after imposing a communications clampdown.
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"Officials were not reporting claims from students but instead, imposing gag orders on those victims," MacLeish explains.
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Still, Trump on Monday said he is considering imposing tariffs on another $325 billion of Chinese imports.
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But as they sit inside the imposing government building, Valeria can see that her friends are spooked.
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He has not ruled out imposing punitive levies on all of China's imports to the United States.
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Indonesia's president pledged in April to tackle the fires by imposing a moratorium on expansion of plantations.
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The law bars retailers from imposing a surcharge on customers who make purchases with a credit card.
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The FCC December order also seeks to pre-empt states from imposing their own net neutrality rules.
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Well, that's all imposing and complicated-sounding, but what does this mean for the average music listener?
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The look is about being imposing, protecting the family, and giving them a place to be safe.
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"The rights of the petitioners were violated (by) imposing onerous conditions on the site visit," he said.
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Beijing has stepped up efforts to cool the market, raising home purchase requirements and imposing price limits.
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Fillon is also a strong advocate of reduced immigration and of imposing restrictions to immigrants' social benefits.
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The United States and European Union have been imposing financial and economic sanctions on Russia since 2014.
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An investigation could lead to the FCA imposing fines or demanding insurers pay compensation to policy holders.
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Federal law prohibits local governments from imposing an undue burden on religious exercise through land use regulations.
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But Trump resisted those efforts, and reiterated Tuesday he will be imposing tariffs in the coming days.
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Are you intrigued by the idea of using Darth Vader's melted helmet as an extremely imposing paperweight?
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During the Battle of the Bastards, Jon Snow's Valyrian steel sword was slightly less imposing than usual.
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OUTSIDE the Federal Reserve's imposing building in Washington, DC, water cascades from two fountains shaped like chalices.
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Diplomats from donor countries are talking about imposing targeted sanctions if Mr Kabila does not leave office.
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Rick Scott (R) signed into law a measure imposing new restrictions on gun purchases in the state.
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That tectonic rumble underpins an imposing musical construction, which maintains ritualistic intensity over a fifty-minute span.
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Thus far, the strategy of pressuring countries to lower trade barriers by imposing U.S. restrictions has backfired.
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The United States seeks to avoid disrupting global oil markets while re-imposing sanctions against Tehran (Reuters).
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A Westerner, Pitsiladis had become sensitive to the challenges of imposing his ideas on East African runners.
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In return, the Trump administration has agreed to abstain from imposing tariffs against European carmakers for now.
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Recent concerns over the possibility of the U.S. re-imposing sanctions on Iran have supported oil prices.
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The office was ornately decorated, with red carpets, delicately painted wall panels, and imposing portraits of Bolívar.
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The result is the imposing, alien-looking thing you see before you: the $399 Audeze iSine 103.
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He lost a fight to try to stop Trump from imposing import tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Anti-dumping or countervailing duties can be challenged in the courts of the country imposing the duties.
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Providing the things society deems important does not require imposing onerous labor regulations on firms and workers.
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The chaos and protest that came from imposing travel bans and slashing environmental rules was one thing.
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Earlier this month, Scott signed into law measures imposing new restrictions on gun purchases in the state.
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Mattis has previously criticized civilian leaders with a "progressive agenda" for imposing "social change" on the military.
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This followed antitrust authorities imposing a penalty on the sector in 13 for collusion in tendering processes.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.): Sanders is against court packing, but believes in imposing term limits, reports Reuters.
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S.KOREA DEPUTY NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER KIM HYUN-CHONG SAYS JAPAN VIOLATED INTERNATIONAL LAW BY IMPOSING EXPORT CURBS
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In 1965, Britain abolished the death penalty, instead imposing a life sentence rule for extremely violent criminals.
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It would be another two years until Ms. Vestager finished the case, imposing the $2.7 billion fine.
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