Sentence examples for being imposed that from inspiring English sources

Despite no custodial sentence being imposed, that power was exercised in Chegeni's case, his visa was cancelled and he was redetained, despite the fact the Australian government had nowhere they could send him – it could only incarcerate him indefinitely.

If China and India are prepared to run the risk of U.S. sanctions being imposed, that in one sense frees them because then there is nothing else bad that can happen in terms of access to the U.S. It's already been curtailed in terms of access to U.S. finance.

Gary Elsby, Stoke-on-Trent Central's Labour Party secretary, was so angry about an outsider being "imposed" that he resigned his post and ran as an independent.

"This new standard comes at the same time dozens of other new EPA regulations are being imposed that collectively place increased costs, burdens and delays on manufacturers, threaten our international competitiveness and make it nearly impossible to grow jobs," NAM president and CEO Jay Timmons said in a statement issued Wednesday.

"There are limitations that were imposed that would not be imposed on a union hall or fraternal organization," he said.

If tariffs were imposed, that could also lead to price rises, he said.

If a schedule of emission limits is imposed, that could help Exelon, which has a huge fleet of zero-carbon nuclear plants.

However, no time constraint was imposed; that is, some participants were expected to take longer.

The borough council said no restriction had ever been imposed "that would affect the... saleability of the site".

Structure generation is performed from the structural blocks C, CH, CH2, CH3, and heteroatoms when constraints are imposed that are entered as connectivities.

Early withdrawals or closure may not be permitted but, where they are, penalties would be imposed that would dramatically reduce any return.