Sentence examples for by law imposed from inspiring English sources

On April 18, Toyota agreed to pay a $16.4 million fine, the largest allowed by law, imposed by the Transportation Department, which charged that the company hid information about one of the pedal-related recalls.

Article 14(2) of the Constitution states that "Parliament may by law impose" restrictions on the rights referred to in Article 14(14.

Parliament may by law impose restrictions on the right as it considers necessary or expedient in the interest of the security of Singapore, friendly relations with other countries, public order or morality, and restrictions designed to protect the privileges of Parliament or to provide against contempt of court, defamation or incitement to any offence.

However, the enjoyment of these rights may be restricted by laws imposed by the Parliament of Singapore on the grounds stated in Article 14(2) of the Constitution.

The electoral laws and by-laws impose severe restrictions on political parties.

The BOA by-law imposes a lifetime Olympic ban on any British athlete banned for more than six months for a doping offence.

Worse still, by comparison with the government's exercise of authority, the law imposed by the Taliban is far more certain — quick and clear, if ruthless.

Russians call his sort of case "telephone law," imposed by the politically powerful through a call to the courthouse.

To Sunnis it was "victor's law" imposed by an alien occupier and its domestic lackeys and spies.

Is the US military the enforcer of Islamic law imposed by the Shias, including polygamy and mandatory chadoors?

The judge ruled that the agreement is "unconscionable" under California law — imposed by the company harshly, coerced and not consented to.