Sentence examples for be imposed only on from inspiring English sources

A The short answer is that the fine can be imposed only on the owner of the apartment.

Fines would be imposed only on people who ventured onto the ice when "a reasonable individual" would have concluded it was unsafe.

Tax rises will be imposed only on households earning $450,000 a year or more, or individuals earning more than $400,000.

This means that disenfranchisement may lawfully be imposed only on a small number of prisoners who have been sentenced for electoral fraud or a related offence.

Air links will be cut and an arms and military training embargo will be imposed only on the Taliban, not their armed opposition, which is supplied by Russia, Iran and India.

But in this case it's just a relief that the tax wouldn't be imposed only on domestic oil.

Reports on the Educause Web site show that about 100 universities have such a requirement, which in some cases is imposed only on students in certain programs.

It is hard to understand, however, why these restrictions were imposed only on the seven companies that "received exceptional help" from taxpayers.

But even outrageous cases like this would probably not have undermined support for the death penalty if people believed that it was being imposed only on guilty defendants.

To simplify the phenomena occurring in the flow around the hill, the free-slip condition for the velocity is assumed on the ground, and the nonslip condition is imposed only on the hill surface.

In the SPTT, the obligation to provide the technical means for lawful interception is imposed only on Internet access providers, so ProtonMail, as a mere Internet application provider, is completely exempt from the SPTT's scope of application.