- the
regulation of
trade and the
protection of
domestic industry. New
impositions of this kind were
imposed by
Elizabeth I on
currants and
tobacco (1601)...
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applied in an instant.
Binding options may be
changed on the fly and
impositions produced to
multiple output devices at once,
often with no user intervention...
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Hindi imposition is a form of
linguistic imperialism in
which the use of
Modern Standard Hindi is
preferred in
Indian states that do not use or desire...
-
wearing of
ashes has been a sign of
repentance since biblical times. The
imposition of
ashes is
typically done with the sign of the cross,
signifying that...
- Bates's Case or the Case of
Impositions (1606) 2 St Tr 371 is a UK
constitutional law case of the
Court of the Exchequer,
which enabled the King to impose...
-
united and
unflinching in
their belief that
impositions threatened property law, and that, over
impositions, "the
liberty of the
kingdom is in question...
- hands".
Archived from the
original on 2010-09-03.
Retrieved 2007-10-15. "
Imposition of Hands".
Catholic Encyclopedia. "Ordination".
Jewish Encyclopedia. Scott...
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Bommai v.
Union of India, the
Supreme Court of
India restricted arbitrary impositions of President's rule.
Chhattisgarh and
Telangana are the only
states where...
-
English check-box culture, is
described as
bureaucratic and
external impositions on
professional working conditions,
which can be
found in many organizations...
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tariffs on to
consumers in the form of
higher prices.: 180
Following impositions of the
tariffs on
Chinese goods, the
prices of U.S.
intermediate goods...
