Sentence examples for bars imposed from inspiring English sources

A few years ago several bars imposed curfews, barring children past a certain hour.

Thick black bars imposed on the text by an American government censor spring from every chapter.

Even now there are some States in existence where there are discriminations made and bars imposed against a particular class.

The White House gave its qualified backing to the bill after House passage last week, and supporters were hopeful that after five years of efforts, Congress could pass a comprehensive measure that would put more criminals behind bars, impose controls on the sale of handguns and provide more money for local anticrime programs.

And then there was the colour bar imposed in 1963 by the Bristol Omnibus Company, endorsed by the then TGWU union.

He referred to a controversial bar imposed on the first devolution referendum which meant 40% of the electorate had to vote "yes".

It is anyone's guess how many value-creating deals are deterred by this "tax" that the plaintiffs' bar imposes on the system.

KEIGWIN EXPLAINS VIRGIN BIRTH RULING; Applies Only to the Clergy, He Says of Bar Imposed by Presbyterian Assembly.

DR. KEIGWIN EXPLAINS VIRGIN BIRTH RULING; Applies Only to the Clergy, He Says of Bar Imposed by Presbyterian Assembly.

Direct measurement of kinematic error requires special devices such as laser interferometers, grid plate encoders or double ball bars, which impose production stop and specialized staff.

For the D16 bar shown in Fig. 6b, the tensile stress strain of the normal D13 GFRP bar was additionally imposed to indirect comparison with that of the D16 bar.