Sentence examples for by the imposition from inspiring English sources

Bailouts are being affected by the imposition of rising and unsustainable interest rates.

But Mr. Muhammad was ruined by the imposition of United Nations sanctions after Mr. Hussein invaded Kuwait.

When Solidarity was crushed by the imposition of martial law in 1981, Mr. Brandys was lecturing in the United States.

Smokers argue that their personal freedoms are infringed upon by the imposition of any restriction on their habit.

Planning was tightened by the imposition of quotas on brownfield and greenfield development, and by a host of bureaucratic interventions.

It seems bogus and misplaced, as does the attempt to lend exultancy to a similarly restrained version of Elbow's "Mirrorball" by the imposition of industrious brass and strings.

A motion to be debated by the conference says: "Individuals, especially young people, can be damaged both by the imposition of criminal records and by a drug habit.

Others were driven into the wage sector by the imposition of cash taxes, which could be met only by working for colonial enterprises.

There are unknown costs in South Africa, imposed by the black empowerment charter or by the imposition of too high royalties".

The consecration takes place by the imposition of hands, as mentioned in the New Testament (Acts of the Apostles 13; 2 Timothy 1).

Pakistan's lawyers, scandalized by the imposition of military rule and the arrest of judges and prominent lawyers under the Nov. 3 decree, continue to protest.