At the same time, participants generally agreed that there was no clear cut solution and it would be difficult to impose limits on how long agenda items should remain in abeyance.

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IHL is relatively weak to impose criminal sanctions.

Begin to impose strong sanctions against cartel conduct.

Houthis impose Internet censorship

When we try to impose democracy, we tarnish it.

The effect was to impose further hardship on the Palestinians.

In doing so, they intend to impose a nuclear apartheid.

5. Countries have no right to impose their institutions on others.

As a result, Greece would be forced to impose capital controls.

We must prevent all attempts to impose decisions on this Assembly.

A number of MPs want to impose tighter restrictions, and it is difficult to find anyone who will speak up for the banks, so some form of the bill is likely to pass, and big British banks will have to divide their operations and their capital.

That would impose tough fiscal discipline, indeed.

Politicians are loath to impose such a tax, fearing a political backlash.

Attempting to impose democracy on others is an act of unbounded arrogance.

Pressures to impose restraints on scrap exports have increased in some countries.

On him I shall impose a fearful doom .

Option 9 Impose a levy on importers exporters.

This indicates Syria's inability to impose things as it could in the past.

Meanwhile, the opacity of capital indicators has made market discipline impossible to impose.

The Office for Standardisation, Metrology and Testing is also authorised to impose fines.

Something difficult to explain.

States shall not invoke derogation clauses to justify taking hostages or to impose collective punishments.

States may also be split into three groups with regard to their practical ability to impose the assets freeze over 65 that are fully able to do so about 50 with an adequate system, and about 35 that appear to find implementation difficult and need technical assistance to reach the required level.

A dictator must attract or induce henchmen to impose his coercive techniques on others.

The word punish in the English text should therefore be changed to impose sanctions .

There should be no attempt to impose a particular form or format of code

To impose strict liability in respect of all significant damage therefore seemed very sweeping.

We all know that states are much faster to impose the restrictions, than to abolish them.

For without that, one difficult journey would be not merely difficult but close to impossible.

It is difficult to generalize.

They use it to get to the truth, and they do what mature leaders do everyday they have difficult conversations with difficult people, sometimes during very difficult times.

This mechanism makes it more difficult for governments to see traffic, and thus more difficult to block it.

Common law does not impose any form requirement on signatures.

The Office shall impose a fine against a person who

Henry Kissinger recently proposed waiting for so called moderate Arab countries to impose a solution.

Western nations, the Japanese say, should not try to impose their cultural beliefs on them.

That is the only way to impose real discipline on shareholders, bondholders, and corporate leaders.

Predictably, some accuse Google of seeking to impose its own values on a foreign culture.

Japan s military thrust into Southeast Asia led President Franklin Delano Roosevelt s administration to impose sanctions.

Industrial agriculture is widely considered to impose social costs through pesticide pollution and nitrate pollution.

The competent supervisory authority has also the power to impose a fine on anyone who

(a) Not to impose it for crimes committed by persons below 18 years of age

Municipalities, often owing to corruption or poor management, are unable or unwilling to impose rigorous planning regulations.

Now it is up to the government to use the judicial system to impose the rule of law.