Sentence examples for being imposed in a from inspiring English sources

Martin Bell's claim that Cheshire's local government division was being imposed in a Stalinist fashion drew some mockery here on Cif.

"I know the kind of caricature - this is something which is being imposed in a deeply illiberal way on the press.

He said: "I am extremely concerned that suspensions and bans are being imposed in an arbitrary or politically motivated way in this election, and I will be raising the issue with the general secretary".

The ban was imposed in a fit of indignation over a 44-second clip that mocked the country's monarch.

Those sanctions have not been imposed in a decade, but Russia wanted the threat of reimposing the penalties eliminated.

In Arkansas, they said, disbarment has never been imposed in a case that did not involve a felony conviction or a matter involving the practice of law.

Parking restrictions in other parts of the city close to Games venues have also been imposed in a similar high-handed and authoritarian manner.

As cuts in services and living standards were imposed in a fruitless attempt to escape the crisis, support for establishment parties plummeted or fractured to left and right.

Death sentences have been imposed in a mere six cases, or 1percentt, and all are on appeal, meaning that any executions are years away.

The order was imposed in a hearing for George Rivas, the ringleader of the seven and the first to be returned to Texas.

Coyle said: "It is a scandal that such a profound cut to the BBC's ability to deliver its services to the people who pay for it was imposed in a bullying backroom deal over a couple of days.