Sentence examples for be imposed through from inspiring English sources

This will is likely to be imposed through violence.

The first of the changes went into effect in April, with more restrictions to be imposed through April 2012.

The excise increase will be imposed through tariff proposals to be tabled in the House of Representatives this week.

Shibley Telhami ignores history when he asserts that "democracy cannot be imposed through military force, even if force is used successfully to oust antidemocratic dictators".

Writer realizes that security must be imposed through military courtsbut feels there must be a way to make the vast friction between Israelis & Palestinians more honorable & tolerable, to minimize the hate.

The Government cannot expect to meet its legally binding targets, soon to be imposed through the Climate Change Bill, if it sanctions a new fleet of unabated coal-fired power stations".

It's imposed through use of a mandatory verb "shall".

Morality is imposed through repression rather than through creating the conditions for a more transparent society, he said.

Protestantism was imposed – through coercion, spying and disenfranchisement – by a cadre of political opportunists during just three decades of Henry's and then his daughter Elizabeth's reign.

As an undergraduate, Huxley found inspiration in continuous contact with postgraduate research and later worked to prevent separation being imposed through the establishment of postgraduate institutes.

Beyond the insurance realm, the Smith bill would permanently extend the prohibition on the District of Columbia from using locally raised revenue to provide abortion care that was imposed through fiscal 2011 as part of the budget compromise struck last month.