Sentence examples for beyond those imposed for from inspiring English sources
Sanctions, beyond those imposed for years by the United States, could therefore hurt Iran badly.
Human rights experts say most of the sentences exceed those imposed for similar crimes in years past.
The new restrictions go beyond those imposed by Mr. Clinton.
Russia's president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, voiced opposition to adding any sanctions beyond those imposed by the United Nations, and the Foreign Ministry warned the United States against trying to punish Russian companies under the new unilateral sanctions.
Then, when the offender inevitably breached the order, he or she could be subject to penalties far beyond those that could have been imposed for a criminal offence that might have been alleged at the time of the original Asbo.
Severe penaltiees, such as life imprisonment, can theoretically be imposed for those undergoing or assisting unlawful abortion.
The fines dwarf those imposed on American banks for similar infractions.
Britain tightened restrictions on Chinese diplomats in retaliation for those imposed on the British mission.
Parents know their children best and can make better choices for their children than those imposed by a government rule.
These taxes are often used to fund local projects unrelated to tourism and business travel.... Discriminatory travel taxes are those imposed specifically on travel services above and beyond general sales taxes.
