The phrase "automatically imposed on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is applied or enforced without manual intervention or choice.
Example: "The new regulations are automatically imposed on all businesses operating within the city limits."
Alternatives: "instantly applied to" or "enforced without exception".
This month, Congress exempted food exports from sanctions automatically imposed on India and Pakistan after the two nations conducted nuclear tests in May.
The Times also found nearly 350 instances in which the commission gave big Wall Street firms and other financial institutions a pass on sanctions which, as written in the securities laws and regulations, were to be automatically imposed on companies that settled or were convicted of fraud charges.
The announcement is a dramatic change of policy given that it was one of only 23 countries that carried out executions last year and is where the death penalty is automatically imposed on conviction for murder, treason and certain drug trafficking and firearms offences.
The resulting document groups often resemble a topic category structure automatically imposed on only the set of documents matching a user's query.
The result of these caps is that, if Congress enacts annual appropriations bills that exceed these hard caps, an across-the-board spending cut or "sequestration" is automatically imposed on discretionary programs.
Senior White House officials hope that the threat of up to $1.2 trillion in spending cuts that would be automatically imposed, including on defense and entitlement programs, would spur the committee to reach an agreement.
Senior White House officials hope that the threat of $1.5 trillion in spending cuts that would be automatically imposed, including on defense and entitlement programs, would spur the committee to reach an agreement.
The measure created a federal "three strikes" rule that automatically imposed life sentences on repeat offenders and subsidized prison construction for states that created "truth in sentencing" laws that limited the use of parole.
Mr. Paterson has proposed a 4percentt state tax on commercial theater tickets; if it is approved, an additional 4percenttaxax would be automatically imposed by New York City, as well as a 0.375 percent Metropolitan Transportation Authority tax.
Under New Jersey law, which requires a unanimous verdict for the death penalty, the lesser sentence was automatically imposed.
President Clinton criticized laws today that automatically impose sanctions on countries for behavior that Americans find unacceptable.
