Sentence examples for Had been imposed from inspiring English sources

If the ban had been imposed, U.A.E.

Strict rules had been imposed.

Many say the sentence had been imposed for political reasons.

The ban had been imposed as part of Ms. Stewart's court settlement over insider-trading charges.

Then as now, Fatah grandees grumbled that Mr Fayyad had been imposed by America.

News reports said a curfew had been imposed on the city.

Iranian officials never made clear what charges were involved or whether a sentence had been imposed.

Because the restrictions had been imposed by parliamentary statute, Sancroft alleged that the declaration was unconstitutional.

If the asbo had been imposed, it would have meant me going to jail.

It was the first time such a penalty had been imposed by the N.A.I.A.

Al-Jubeir claimed no blockade had been imposed, pointing out that government-controlled ports remained open.