51.   The council also said it would propose new measures for fighting terrorism.

52.   The European Union is also proposing punitive measures to close off aid and investment to Zimbabwe.

53.   The European Union was also proposing punitive measures to close off aid and investment to Zimbabwe.

54.   The government has already proposed strong measures, including emergency powers to deport terrorism suspects and suspend some human rights legislation.

55.   The government of Prime Minister Wim Kok has wavered over the issue, first proposing the measure and then withdrawing it more than a year ago.

56.   The measure was proposed by a group of non-aligned nations and backed chiefly by the United States and Germany.

57.   The measure was proposed by opposition leaders just weeks before the elections, primarily with the intention of eliminating Kucan and giving candidates they support a better chance.

58.   The panel of human rights experts proposed several measures that directly contradict the basic tenets of the conservative agenda.

59.   The measure was proposed by the staunchly secular military, which regards the religious schools as a breeding ground for Islamic militants.

60.   The measure was proposed by the staunchly secular military, which sees religious schools as a breeding ground for Islamic fundamentalism.