Sentence examples for being imposed by from inspiring English sources

Secondly, the Jew sees the divine law as being imposed by another being who yet does not give the necessary "strength to obey in those to whom it is presented" (JF 203).

Some libertarians dislike, on principle, the idea of such curbs being imposed by the state.

The economic stagnation and cuts being imposed by the Tory government inevitably create social division.

Each has a different attitude toward the cultural transformation being imposed by Christian missionaries allied with the British government.

Mr. Chey is the most prominent tycoon yet to have faced the tougher sentences being imposed by courts.

They and my acquaintances tell about oppressive practices now being imposed by their brothers, not their fathers.

The article quoted six teachers criticizing new policies being imposed by the Blair High principal and by Montgomery County officials.

The plot seems to grow out of his observations rather than being imposed by his will; in reality, the plot came first, as it usually does.

He ordered that anyone convicted in Harpersville Municipal Court be given 30 days to pay the fine without further fines or fees being imposed by the probation company.

The tax increases and spending cuts being imposed by the Greek government as part of its rescue package have deepened a pervasive gloom in Athens.

"The cuts being imposed by the Con/Dem Government on Bury Council are unprecedented and mean many front line services are at risk," he said on his blog.