Sentence examples for briefly imposed from inspiring English sources

A state of emergency was briefly imposed.

Opposition from President Barack Obama's administration which briefly imposed a moratorium on offshore Arctic exploration has added to the delay.

To deter Ukraine from turning west, the Russians briefly imposed trade restrictions recently, even banning chocolate imports.

In April 2006, Canadian officials briefly imposed a news blackout on the arrival ceremonies for the coffins, saying they wanted to protect the families' privacy.

Also in 1987 CBS issued a recording of Mr. Glass's third opera, "Akhnaten," a portrait of the iconoclastic pharaoh who briefly imposed a monotheistic religion in Egypt.

Mr Kaczynski similarly disliked the sanctions briefly imposed by the EU on Austria when the right-wing Freedom Party was in government.

The government flirted briefly with imposing capital controls to halt the decline in the rupiah.

Australia briefly debated imposing a carbon tax on families with more than two children; the environmental benefits of abortion have been discussed widely (and simplistically).

After it expired on May 31 2012, it was briefly re-imposed by the acting president Adly Mansour; it has since been substituted by the controversial Assembly Law of 2013, which also tightly restricts freedom of all sorts.

Dmitri Bykov, a popular and prolific author, dedicated a recent weekly feuilleton to the flight of money and people and the travelling ban imposed briefly on two opposition politicians, Boris Nemtsov and Vladimir Milov.

Given the advantage of time on the ball, they were briefly able to impose themselves, but stopped playing after taking the lead.