It was a weekend of carefree play while breaking away from imposed and self imposed stereotypes, confusion, control, and judgement.

Israel should lift the blockade it imposed on Gaza.

It imposed severe curbs on the industry in October.

Saying It were you who imposed yourselves upon us .

Saying It were you who imposed yourselves upon us .

But, after eight years of America s self imposed isolation under Bush, it is a risk worth taking.

When the sentence imposed is life imprisonment, it shall be reduced to a term of 20 years.

What the experience with the CFE shows is not that reform is impossible, but that it cannot be unilaterally imposed.

Change cannot be imposed from outside, it must be cultivated from within.

Members of the opposition have argued that the country is compelled to reform itself if it is not to have reform imposed from abroad.

Pakistan is worth invoking when assessing whether the sanctions now imposed on Iran will force it to surrender its nuclear program.

It is a serious aberration in our budgetary arrangements for such a spending limitation to be imposed on the Secretary General.

But inflation remains high or rising, so more tightening is imposed.

In short, it is neither populism nor shortsightedness that has led citizens to reject the policies that have been imposed on them.

But it is hard to ignore the huge constraint that an intensely partisan and negative political environment in the US has imposed.

So religion cannot be imposed individuals must practice it according to their own decisions.

It will take more than a successful Olympics to overcome these self imposed limits.

Crippling economic austerity, imposed by unelected bureaucrats in Brussels and Washington, is not only a social calamity it is also poses a dangerous threat to democracy.

Debt, however, is a burden imposed by current citizens on future generations.

The limited energy input imposed on it by its diet has affected the panda's behavior.

In short, it is neither populism nor shortsightedness that has led citizens to reject the policies that have been imposed on them. It is an understanding that these policies are deeply misguided.

Hence, if investment can be attracted to agriculture, it should be welcomed, and whichever rules are imposed should encourage it, not deter it.

The penalties to be imposed

It must be rooted in the indigenous society and bear its characteristics, not be imposed from abroad.

Mr. Solari Yrigoyen asked if it was true that overly lenient sentences were imposed for sexual crimes.

Yet no one is suggesting that unilateral solutions be imposed in these potential flashpoints.

Despite much hue and cry about it, governments have in fact imposed remarkably few trade barriers on imports.

The widespread belief among micro financiers is that the curbs were imposed not because the industry was exploitative, but because it offered an alternative to political patronage.

There can be no doubt that the threat posed by Al Qaida is radically different from the threat it posed when this sanctions regime was first imposed.

NEW YORK As the United States takes up the decision to lift its self imposed debt ceiling, we would do well to remember why America s public debt is as large as it is, and how it matters.

The security measures imposed by the Israeli forces should not restrict or block access to humanitarian assistance, and in that connection, Turkey once again called upon Israel to lift the restrictions it had imposed on the Palestinians.

The Indian government insists that it has not imposed a blockade on Nepal and claims it is being cautious about truck movements due to protests close to the border following the new constitution.

In the end, reconstruction and reconciliation are the only viable means to bring stability, since it cannot be imposed.

While this does not necessarily mean that none were imposed, it is probably safe to say that in most of these cases the fines were small or nonexistent.

But democracy cannot be imposed by force.

Instead, the foundation of religious politics is a shared belief, imposed from above, in ideological orthodoxy.

The problem is that the prescriptions being imposed are leading to massive underutilization of these resources.

The depression that European authorities have imposed on Spain and Greece already is having political consequences.

In reality, Japan is not ready for this, because it still strongly adheres to self imposed restraints against influence over other countries in security and defense, including weapons exports.

It imposed rules requiring majority support from members of functional constituencies as well as geographic constituencies to take such steps.

It was hard to understand what the underlying calculus was when the Bush administration imposed that tariff on steel imports.

Moreover, certain couples prefer to forego the imposed religious marriage because it contradicts their perceptions of marriage and marry abroad.

Neither shall the death penalty be imposed, unless for compelling reasons involving heinous crimes, the Congress hereafter provides for it.

Iraq is not like Vietnam, where American departure was followed by stability imposed by an authoritarian government.

In a money obsessed society, the only way to restrain this proclivity is by externally imposed sanctions.