Sentence examples for been imposed before from inspiring English sources

A voluntary moratorium on imports had been imposed before the government announced its temporary ban, he said.

The new policy was also illegal since it was imposed before the N.J.

From Mother Jones, a list of eight environmental rules that it says were too controversial to be imposed before the presidential election.

It could be imposed before Christmas and within 48 hours of Bradley's declaration there was a queue of players willing to stand alongside him.

The real points of disagreement centre on the conditions that should be imposed before a decision to end life is taken.

The Supreme Court of the State declares it to be a privilege tax but points out that whether this tax is on the privilege or on the property it is imposed before the gasoline has left the dealer's hands.

Despite the fact that a thorough, lengthy and costly evaluation of genetically engineered (GE) crop plants (including compositional analysis and toxicological tests) is imposed before marketing some European citizens remain sceptical of the safety of GE food and feed.

The union president, Diane Swaim, who teaches eighth grade, said the union had filed an unfair labor practice complaint with the state because the contract was imposed before collective bargaining officially ended.

Although even greater benefits might be realized if treatments are imposed before crown vigor and live crown ratio decline, the timing will need to be balanced against higher cost of thinning denser stands and the ability of managers to identify potential crop trees.

During the crisis, the administration shut down all deepwater drilling and Interior Secretary Ken Salazar proposed new drilling rules that would be imposed before lifting the ban.

As long as some sort of cost was imposed before the enemy dropped his bombs and impaired the defence system, the RAF could remain intact to meet the threat again the next day.