Sentence examples for but he imposed from inspiring English sources

But he imposed the minimum fine, $220.

"And there were those who wanted disorder, but he imposed order — the old-fashioned way".

Omar accepted international food and medical aid and allowed United Nations humanitarian-relief operations, but he imposed strictures that limited their effectiveness.

The High Court justice Duncan Ouseley on Thursday rejected the Swedish government's request that bail be denied, but he imposed restrictive conditions on Mr. Assange.

In the end, he decided that Ms. Kidd had to go to prison, but he imposed only a 30-month sentence.

Moonves bit, but he imposed tough terms: No matter what Burnett spent to produce Survivor, CBS would pay him a paltry fee of only $35,000 per episode; Burnett would have to make up the shortfall by pocketing half of the revenue from ads, which he had to help sell.

He has the freedom to do whatever but he imposes arbitrary rules onto everyone else".

In May 1930, with higher American tariffs all but certain, he imposed extra duties on some American goods—and cut tariffs on imports from the rest of the British empire.He promptly called a general election, believing he had done enough to satisfy Canadians' resentment.

Failing teams had already been drafting first, but in 1978 he imposed the revolutionary concept of "parity scheduling," giving them the added benefit of playing weaker teams.

Among the complaints by players during his time at Fulham was the harsh training schedule he imposed but he has defended his style and called English players a joke.

Caparrós took over at Mallorca last September and did not win in seven but bit by bit he imposed his authority on the team.