Countries that extend financial help have a right to impose conditions to ensure that their loans are repaid.
It is giving new powers to impose fines to England's exams watchdog Ofqual.
It is actually quite easy to impose accountability to the governing process.
Having found Microsoft guilty, Judge Jackson says he will move quickly--probably in the next three months--to impose remedies to rein it in.
With the NFL allowed to impose its restraints through an impasse in bargaining and seemingly free to impose their system on the players as long as the players had a collective bargaining agent (union), Upshaw decided to have the players become antitrust litigants rather than union members.
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The BBC's Barbara Plett reports from the UN that the US had wanted to impose new sanctions to punish Pyongyang.
If that fails to work by January 2003, a 12-member commission can start to impose price limits to take effect in July.
For example, its governing body would be empowered to impose what amount to international taxes on resources extracted from the ocean floor and subsurface.
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However, as bandwidth becomes more in demand, one of the few ways to regulate its usage is to impose data caps to ensure that as many customers as possible have access to broadband services.
"It is possible that if we seek to excessively impose our views on other foreign states, we are setting a precedent for some of them to impose our views on us, " Lord Tebbit said.
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The officials we elect find it far easier to impose across-the-board cuts than to make choices that impose losses on particular programs and their constituencies, something demonstrated again most recently by the super-committee.
That would imply strong powers to impose fines, or to pass on individuals' names for prosecution.
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There was even a threat to impose curriculum by statute to achieve this end.
And, with many people rushing to take their money out of banks, the authorities have had to impose restrictions on withdrawals to avert a collapse of the financial system.
The construction boom comes as prices have risen 70% in the past five years, prompting the government to impose taxes on sales to foreigners or on locals buying multiple units.
But a new EU-wide directive that could come into force at the end of this year will give regulators the power to impose penalties of up to 2% of a multinational's global annual turnover.
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Yet, Obamacare also subjects Medicare to a politically unaccountable Independent Payment Advisory Commission of Washington bureaucrats with the power to impose even more cuts to Medicare payments for doctors and hospitals, without approval from Congress!
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This is the core principle of universities: the pursuit and free exchange of ideas is vital and uplifting, and efforts that seek to impose a particular viewpoint to the exclusion of others should be fiercely resisted.
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Mr Johnson insisted that "there is an absence of boundaries and an absence of respect" behind the rioting in England, and called on society to give "the right to impose authority" back to parents and teachers.
He said the court had taken all matters into consideration and noted the case could have been prosecuted at an earlier date, which led the court to impose a lower sentence to date from Friday rather than a backdated tariff.
In recognition of the important role they play in the economy and to encourage them to be stable, governments provide deposit insurance but then also impose regulations to limit the chances this insurance has to be called on.
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England continued to impose themselves until the end to claim a deserved bronze medal.
In order to intercept would-be migrants, the authorities promised to impose tougher visa requirements and to beef up the coastguard.
Yet, without a mechanism for charging which benefits local communities, persuading them to impose road charges is likely to prove impossible.
The SEC apparently needs reminding that it actually has the power, some might even say responsibility, to impose fines as a deterrent to multi-billion frauds.
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One of the biggest issues it may face is whether to impose obligations on market makers to participate in trading even in highly volatile markets.
The U.S. also would try to impose greater measures of accountability to "trace the investment and the payoff for the American taxpayers and for the people on the ground, " she said.
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Adjourning the hearing until 29 July, when the panel will consider sanctions, panel chair Judith Worthington said it was necessary to impose an interim suspension order to "protect the public and maintain public confidence in the profession".
The regulator, which is both prosecutor and judge, will then decide by December 15th whether to follow the report's recommendation to impose a fine of up to 10% of the turnover of Coca-Cola's Italian operation and of its local bottlers.
BA. Cosseted by bail-outs and perks that included free flights for their children's nannies, the pilots have gone on strike several times over attempts to impose on them deals similar to those accepted by ground staff, whose pay was cut in 1994.
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