Sentence examples for any imposed from inspiring English sources
Reading the written word and sharing thoughts offer rewards that should not have any imposed statute of limitations.
The new sanctions are more far-reaching than any imposed earlier, taking aim at many more officials.
They had always needed to sleep according to their bodies' rhythms, not adhering to any imposed schedule.
It is housed in an old synagogue, not because of any imposed idea of secularism, but because whatever remains of the Jewish community here has dwindled.
And that would be a pity, Arab reformists everywhere say, because home-grown reform would have a far wider impact than any imposed by the Americans in Iraq.
But there were a number of players who wanted to go beyond that and proposed that the union add additional fines and suspensions on top of any imposed by the league.
They have to accept any terms imposed on them.
The hagparazzi are rewarded with a share of any fines imposed on errant educational establishments.
Addison Lee has pledged to indemnify its drivers against any fines imposed.
Some advocates said the rules were still more significant than any previously imposed.
