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Useful Vocabulary & Expressions

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  To comply with sth (verb phrase): to act according to an order, set of rules, regulations or request.
  

Example: There should be serious pelnaties for failure to comply with the regulations of treating hazardous waste.

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  To put sth under control/ To be put under control (prep phrase): to be deal with or limit sth successfully
  

Example: The effort of reducing overpopulation in urban cities such as Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh would require the migration of people from other areas to be put under control.

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  Recreational (adj): connected with activities that people do for enjoyment when they are not working
  

Example: The large cities in Vietnam are widely perceived to offer a range of recreational activities and facilities which draw a number of domestic holiday makers from the neighbouring regions to relax during holiday periods.

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  To impose sth on sth (verb phrase): to officially force a rule, law or something to be obeyed and received.
  

Example: One methods to deter alcohol consumption is imposing very high taxes on any purchases and heavy fines for illegal trades of alcohol.

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  To deter sth from sth (v): to prevent someone from doing something or to make them less enthusiastic about doing it by making it more difficult for them to do it or threatening bad results if they do it.
  

Example: Teenage gang members can be deterred from committing crimes by means of strict punishments for all young delinquents to make an example of them.

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