Sentence examples for being imposed over from inspiring English sources

A certain moral authority defined by a narrow group was once again being imposed over others: non-Muslims, liberals, LGBTs, feminists, atheists, etc.

In total £12bn annual welfare cuts are being imposed over three years – £9bn through tax credits and £3bn through housing benefit.

Most of the sanctions have been imposed over the North's refusal to abandon its nuclear programs.

The bans have been imposed over fears that phones could be lost or stolen and that pupils will disrupt lessons.

Whether or not a no-fly zone is imposed over Libya, European leaders need to think about helping the Libyans to help themselves.

On Monday Russia said it would not permit no-fly zones - one of the possible options - to be imposed over Syria.

But General McPeak said that the no-fly zone would be imposed over those parts of the country that Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi doesn't control.

In the UN security council on Tuesday, Lebanon tabled a resolution backed by Britain and France for a no-fly zone to be imposed over Libya.

The bans were imposed over a £1.3million payment made to Uefa president Platini, signed off by Fifa president Blatter, in 2011 which they said was to settle a verbal agreement made 13 years beforehand.

I'm not aware of any case where such sanctions have actually been imposed over these issues, but U.S. law does apparently require them if a country fails badly enough.

The change in fortunes reflected cuts that were imposed over the past two years, a temporary tax surcharge approved by voters in November that expires in seven years, and a general improvement in the state's economy.