Sentence examples for been imposed as from inspiring English sources

"I know of no case of conditions that have been imposed as severe as those on Mr. Madoff".

Marshall law has been imposed, as well as a strict curfew.

She believes that total isolation has been imposed as part of his punishment.

The ban had been imposed as part of Ms. Stewart's court settlement over insider-trading charges.

A fine of just over $37,000 had also been imposed as reparations, but it was overturned by the Inter-American Human Rights Commission. Inter-American Human Rights Commission

In other sponsored academies, a strict new discipline policy has often been imposed as a means of marking a change of direction.

Sanctions — including recalls — are imposed as soon as a pathogen is found.

The agency did not identify specific lenders, but Bright told me the first penalties could be imposed as early as next month.

With that being said, an upper bound has to be imposed as well to events b.

A worldwide ban on plastic microbeads in cosmetics should be imposed as soon as possible, MPs have demanded.

For the inversion, the smoothing and damping constraints are imposed, as well as in Tsushima et al. (2009).