Sentence examples for and started imposing from inspiring English sources

In early 2012, the rebels swept aside government troops in the north and started imposing sharia law.

At a certain point the lights dimmed, Mr. Bley looked at his watch and started imposing his will upon the keyboard's low notes.

Health insurers got wise, too, and started imposing a 48-hour review on imaging orders.

In 2015, Brazil criminalized femicide — the killing of women or girls, usually by men, because of their gender — and started imposing sentences of up to 30 years on those who commit the crime.

His black monochromes evoke Ad Reinhardt and the Black paintings of Frank Stella (especially when the printer goes slightly awry and starts imposing white pinstripes).

The United States Business and Industry Council, for example, which represents family-owned domestic manufacturing businesses, argues that President Obama should stop negotiating with China and start imposing taxes and tariffs.

The Sultan of Brunei, an absolute monarch who pays for a garrison of British troops to be stationed is his oil rich nation, will on Thursday dismiss the concerns of human rights campaigners and start imposing sharia law.

Speaking days after airing controversial proposals for a tax on international financial transactions in order to curb excessive bank profits, Turner told Sky News that the FSA cannot go beyond its remit and start imposing limitations on the level of bonuses.

Everyone — and I mean everyone — has gained (and will continue to gain) from protecting an open internet, and we as a society need to recognize that and start imposing strong pressure against those who do not live up to their responsibilities.

As soon as you begin writing in this fashion, you enter the realm of creative writing and start imposing your subjective notions on a character rather than reflecting real, do-able and actionable elements of copying or imitating a person's style, appearance or look.

Meanwhile, Comcast, the country's biggest cable TV company and ISP, started imposing a monthly download limit on residential customers back in 2008 in a bid to crack down on a tiny minority of users who consumed a disproportionate amount of bandwidth.