Sentence examples for be imposed on an from inspiring English sources

" The recommendation of a six-month suspension by the standards committee is one of the most severe penalties that can be imposed on an MP.

The maximum sentence that can be imposed on an accused is life imprisonment.

Narrow interpretations of Shiite orthodoxy should not be imposed on an unwilling population.

Hearings have just been conducted to determine the manner in which a new area code for Manhattan will be imposed on an anxious and resentful public.

But how can rigorous new environmental standards be imposed on an industry well advanced in the 21st century's first big energy rush?

Section 101 of the Criminal Justice Act 2006 allows a restriction on movement order to be imposed on an adult convicted of a public order offence or a non-fatal offence against the person as an alternative to a sentence.

Can social progress be imposed on a less developed culture?

"It cannot be imposed on a defendant over his objection," Professor Morse said.

"There are limitations that were imposed that would not be imposed on a union hall or fraternal organization," he said.

Her evidence was sufficient to suggest to the ACCC that fines of A$10m $5.2mm) could be imposed on "a large company".

Tariffs may be imposed on a motley list of products from textiles (wounding North Carolina) to Tropicana orange juice (hurting Florida).