Sentence examples for be imposed over from inspiring English sources

On Monday Russia said it would not permit no-fly zones - one of the possible options - to be imposed over Syria.

But General McPeak said that the no-fly zone would be imposed over those parts of the country that Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi doesn't control.

In the UN security council on Tuesday, Lebanon tabled a resolution backed by Britain and France for a no-fly zone to be imposed over Libya.

Although the passage of such a bill in the United States currently seems highly unlikely, its introduction serves as a warning that legislative solutions could be imposed over time if the issues of sustainability and stakeholder interests are not adequately addressed by the private sector.

Most of these forms of production are not new, of course, but the coherence among them is perhaps more recognisable and, more important, their qualities tend today to be imposed over other sectors of the economy and over society as a whole.

"Current information from the Volcanic Ash Advice Centre (VAAC) suggests that a no-fly zone will have to be imposed over Ireland tomorrow that will affect Dublin, Shannon Galway, Sligo, Ireland West (Knock), Donegal, Cork and Kerry," said a spokesman for the IAA.

To improve model interpretability and generalization, sparsity is imposed over these hidden relations.

Most of the sanctions have been imposed over the North's refusal to abandon its nuclear programs.

Temperature of each sensor is controlled and sinusoidal temperature profile is imposed over the temperature range of 200 °C500 °C.

The bans have been imposed over fears that phones could be lost or stolen and that pupils will disrupt lessons.

A certain moral authority defined by a narrow group was once again being imposed over others: non-Muslims, liberals, LGBTs, feminists, atheists, etc.