Sentence examples for be imposed under from inspiring English sources

A major penalty must be imposed under this rule for a foul resulting in an injury to the face or head of an opponent.

The deal mentions "measures" under Chapter VII but it's unclear whether those measures would be imposed under an initial UN resolution currently in draft.

A third of disabled people already live in poverty in the UK and the cuts to be imposed under universal credit plans will penalise many thousands more".

The law also said that "no requirement or prohibition based on smoking and health shall be imposed under state law with respect to the advertising or promotion" of cigarettes so long as the law's labeling requirements were followed.

The registration requirements -- which would be imposed under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 -- would not limit the types of trading by hedge funds or curtail the use by many funds of high levels of financial leverage.

Advocates of abortion rights say that women who now have insurance covering abortion could lose it under the restrictions that would be imposed under a health bill passed by the House last month.

The recent steel tariffs were imposed under Section 201.

Many sanctions are imposed under the rubric of executive orders, and not always black and white for lawyers interpreting them.

Censorship of war-related news was imposed under emergency regulations in May, but removed from foreign reporters a month later.

The water meter moratorium was imposed under an interpretation of state law that allows for restrictions on water hookups in an emergency.

Pius IV confirmed the council's decrees in 1564 and published a summary of its doctrinal statements; observance of disciplinary decrees was imposed under sanctions.