Sentence examples for american imposed from inspiring English sources

After that vote, American imposed more draconian terms on its pilots and quickly sought to negotiate a new deal with its union.

American officials also admitted that -- even as they continued to pour hundreds of millions of dollars more into reforming the justice and prison system, they are not at all convinced that the Afghan government itself either wants or supports those American imposed changes.

Last April his administration lifted curbs on visits and remittances by Cuban-Americans imposed by George Bush.

He recalls what happened when the Americans imposed steel tariffs that damaged UK trade.

Instead, the Americans imposed a kind of armistice in the summer of 1995, which stopped the fighting simply by freezing the various armies where they stood.

For all their talk about respecting Haitian sovereignty, the Americans imposed a constitution, installed pliant presidents and dissolved non-pliant legislatures.

The 1996 Defense of Marriage Act is indefensible — officially sanctioned discrimination against one group of Americans imposed during an election year.

The Americans imposed a 6 p.m.-to-5 a.m. curfew in Vitina, one of the few cities in Kosovo where such a curfew is still in force.

Citing Syrian meddling in Iraq and Lebanon and accusing it of sponsoring terrorism here and there, the Americans imposed sanctions, withdrew their ambassador, threatened "hot pursuit" of alleged terrorists who sought sanctuary on Syrian soil, and began funding Syria's exiled opposition.

Having footed the resulting massive bill, after the second world war the Americans imposed the London debt agreement of 1953 on their allies, an exercise in debt forgiveness to Germany on the most generous terms.

To prevent friendly fire incidents, the Americans imposed a standard no-fire zone within a 27 km radius of Hambleton and diverted aircraft to aid in his rescue.