Sentence examples for be imposed at any from inspiring English sources
"Any comments suggesting the sanctions structure will remain in place or [new] sanctions will be imposed, at any level and under any pretext, would be a violation of the JCPOA," the letter, published on Khamenei's official website, said.
In accordance with WHO guidelines [ 22], no special restrictions on travel or trade were imposed at any stage of the epidemic outside the very specific areas where cases had been reported.
Each of these forms of house arrest can be imposed at almost any stage of the criminal justice system and is used for various purposes.
The formulation allows different boundary conditions to be imposed at the edges of the plate.
The tax could be imposed at long-term capital gains rates so tax rates would stay as they were.
Administration officials said new sanctions could still be imposed at some point if Russia takes further action justifying them.
This and other meaningful restrictions are not likely to be imposed, at least if Ms. Raskin's concerns about her colleagues are justified.
To fully utilize the combustion-generated heat in pyrolysis of rare earth chloride, an appropriate external pressure p=v2+3v−4.27 should be imposed at the feed inlet.
A similar time delay needed to be imposed at other nearby stations too.
Again, the tax will be imposed at the time you take distributions from your IRA, not upon sale of the property.
