| He had previously demanded the government to reimpose the 300 percent import duty on luxury cars. |
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| The result is an outcry from U.S. and European manufacturers and a rush to reimpose quotas on Chinese textiles and clothing within months. |
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| The government is likely to reimpose the petrol tax after forcing legislation through parliament at the end of April. |
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| Today, that sentence is just as relevant in the face of attempts to reimpose a new imperial rule on the world. |
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| It was in the light of that kind of situation that we thought it appropriate to reimpose judicial discretion when the case involves Aboriginals. |
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| Even if the regime manages to reimpose its authority over the city, however, Aleppo is much more fractured than before. |
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| Why the reluctance to reimpose Glass-Steagall protections, which worked so well for so long? |
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| Reimposing the excise tax on exports of tobacco products Effective February 9, 1994, the federal government will reimpose the excise tax on exports from Canada of tobacco products. |
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| However, in 2005, for fear of losing their grip on the population, the authorities started to reimpose the public distribution system on the population and began to prohibit market activities. |
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| It was argued that there was therefore no further need for measures, as there was no Community industry to protect and that it was not in the Community interest to reimpose an anti-dumping duty on imports from Moravske. |
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| The Government of Ontario announced that if a future provincial government wanted to reimpose the provincial excise tax on ethanol, the manufacturers would be compensated. |
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| In 1985 it has been necessary to reimpose duties on imports of Saudi methanol and polyethylene though not till the ceilings were passed by 16 times. |
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| Indeed, information security may even be abused as a catch-all justification for state control of information, where a government fears free expression and would rather reimpose authoritarian control. |
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| The risk is that this surge of violence will tip Egypt into a new bout of revolution, or that the army, with or without Mr Morsi's connivance, may reimpose a dictatorship. Yet it is too soon to despair of Egypt's future. |
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