Sentence examples for and is imposed from inspiring English sources

With FGM, the norm is to repress sexuality to ensure that a girl remains a virgin until she marries, and is imposed on its victims by the expectations of the church and the family.

The remedy in this case addresses the conduct found by the district and appellate courts to violate the antitrust laws and is imposed without regard to Microsoft's minimalist view of its own illegal conduct.

Logic has a positive ring in a Western context, where it is often assumed to be a measure of cultural superiority, one that's not shared by less developed parts of the world and is imposed, improvingly, by colonialism.

"I think it's absolutely critical that this become mandatory and is imposed in a mandatory manner".

Maybe because our society realizes that a cost was -- and is -- imposed on minorities that makes economic mobility difficult.

The Medicare levy, another 2.9%, is also split evenly between workers and employers and is imposed on all wages, with no upper limit.

But now the superpower has abruptly changed the game, and is imposing new rules.

CPRIT's oversight committee responded that it "agrees" and is imposing "a moratorium on CPRIT grants.

Why the decline and is imposing term limits a possible answer?

Taxes provide nearly four-fifths of government revenue and are imposed by both national and local governments.

Martial law was in place here through most of the 1990's and was imposed again in 2003.