Sentence examples for Was imposed to from inspiring English sources

A US puppet was imposed to replace Aristide, in the midst of savage reprisals against Lavalas supporters.

From September 19 to 21 a three-day lockdown was imposed to allow health workers to conduct a house-to-house survey to isolate new cases.

Female officers were given command of the police and emergency services, and a voluntary curfew was imposed to keep men from the streets after dark.

The general defended the policy by saying it was imposed to "protect" soldiers from allegations of rape but said the tests would be stopped.

"The ban on haul-seining as well as restrictions on catching striped bass using spears, gill nets and trawls was imposed to manage commercial discard mortality," he said.

Through the civil suit, a temporary restraining order was imposed to keep the buildings shuttered until the owner can prove there is no more illegal activity.

The government recently approved permits for the first new hotels in Athens since 1985, when a moratorium was imposed to protect the city's heritage and avoid overcrowding.

Mr. Fiore said AOL-Time Warner had been juggling crews, airplanes and passengers ever since the fee was imposed to avoid it.

The number of state inmates remaining in county jails after sentencing jumped from 1,964 when the deadline was imposed to 2,819 on Tuesday.

Then neighbour influence was imposed to determine uptake.

This limitation was imposed to control for cultural factors of influence and regulatory differences.