Sentence examples for charged with imposing from inspiring English sources

And American soldiers, charged with imposing order in Baghdad, have warned them to move out by Friday.

One day Naquib sent me off to observe a court session led by two elderly Islamic scholars who were charged with imposing Sharia, religious law, in the region.

The police reinforcements will be charged with imposing law and order in the city, a known hotbed of Fatah and Hamas militancy.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's plan for cracking down on school violence involves a new 150-member police task force, charged with imposing order on 12 of the city's most unruly schools.

Two EU institutions – the court of justice and the European Commission – would be empowered to rule on conformity with these stipulations and the commission would effectively be charged with imposing fines.

The F.D.A. is charged with imposing a ban within 15 months on tobacco advertising within 1,000 feet of schools and playgrounds, a measure that is likely to draw court challenges from the tobacco industry, saying it violates the First Amendment.

Either the CIF value or the weight of the bag that is higher than the regulated one, along with its document, should be inspected as cargo and be charged with imposed taxes and duties accordingly.

Federal prosecutors described the sentence as an important victory because it showed that judges would impose stiff penalties on people charged with impeding anti-terrorism efforts.

In August, at an American Bar Association conference in San Francisco, Holder announced that low-level nonviolent drug offenders with no ties to gangs or large-scale drug organizations would no longer be charged with offenses that impose severe mandatory sentences.

Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. announced Monday that low-level, nonviolent drug offenders with no ties to gangs or large-scale drug organizations will no longer be charged with offenses that impose severe mandatory sentences.

The camps were "small, discreet and mobile" but were "swelling the numbers of would-be Qaeda activists and the longer-term capabilities of the network," according to the Reuters description of the report, by a United Nations group charged with monitoring sanctions imposed on Al Qaeda.