Sentence examples for berlin imposed from inspiring English sources

Indeed, tucked away on page 57 of the report is a careful qualification that a third of the 100,000 migrants predicted to head for Germany might travel to the UK instead if Berlin imposed restrictions on workers.

While it is true, Mr. Clark acknowledges, that Frederick curbed the power of the nobility and from Berlin imposed centralized rule over the region known as the Mark Brandenburg, posterity has greatly exaggerated the power of the nascent Prussian state, whose officials numbered not more than a few hundred men.

'What do you Americans think you're doing?' " The Berlin authorities imposed their own limitations on the architecture of the building, as befit their vision of the historic square.

In the 1948 Berlin Airlift, the airline flew supplies to Allied West Berlin after the Soviets imposed a blockade on the city.

The young Mr. Plaut earned a doctor of laws degree from the University of Berlin in 1934 but, because of laws imposed by the Nazis, could not practice law.

Western communism may have collapsed but Marx is a hugely important historical figure whom even Isaiah Berlin once compared to "an ancient prophet performing a task imposed on him by heaven".

Taking Berlin's decision to impose controls into account, Dustmann says, allows him to add 33,000 to his prediction of 13,000 migrants, giving him an actual prediction of 46,000 net migrants per year.

Curfew imposed.

BERLIN — Mobile phone operators in Europe are charging close to the highest roaming fees allowed, three years after price caps were first imposed, according to data released Tuesday by the European Commission.

Structure had imposed order.

Curfews were swiftly imposed.