Sentence examples for be imposed by a from inspiring English sources

"International agreements cannot be imposed by a small exclusive group.

But such a penalty can only be imposed by a vote of the finance ministers of fellow union members.

Stavropol's ban on hijabs — the first broad restriction to be imposed by a region in the Russian federation — will face its first court challenge on Thursday.

The order provides, for instance, that sentences -- apparently including the death penalty -- can be imposed by a two-thirds vote of the tribunal members.

With a backup generator and a supplemental condenser water system, Westchester One appeals to tenants who are thinking in terms of running their businesses despite limitations that might be imposed by a disaster, he said.

The outline of the rules governing military tribunals sets a lesser standard of evidence than in criminal trials and provides that sentences -- apparently including the death penalty -- can be imposed by a two-thirds vote of tribunal members.

Assuming that a no-flight zone can be imposed by an international coalition that includes Arab states, we have an opportunity to establish a new narrative of Western support for Arab democrats.

In the this case the battery power is pure magnitude constraint as may be imposed by an interfacing converter but different constraints can be readily applied on charging and discharging.

It was imposed by a victorious German army.

It has no rationale beyond its political system, which was imposed by a foreign power.

The contract was imposed by a Quebec government arbitrator on Thursday but not announced until Friday.