Sentence examples for check imposed on from inspiring English sources

The reality check imposed on the balance sheet of American banks hasn't happened in Europe.

Without it I couldn't pass the anti-money laundering checks imposed on the fancy and overpriced London law firm we'd hired.

The British government on Monday said it was considering legal action over "totally disproportionate" border checks imposed by Spain on the British outpost, which have led to traffic tailbacks lasting several hours.

Extra safety checks have been imposed on the airline.

Identity checks would be imposed on all modes of transport, and the right to bring families to Sweden would be severely restricted, he said.

The checks are being imposed on every tourist as well as lorry drivers leaving Britain from 8 April as a result of the long-delayed implementation of David Cameron's 2010 general election pledge to check every passenger going in and out of the country.

The body language of this image depicts the checks and balances imposed on royal power by the increasingly powerful and confident aristocracy back in the 13th century.

Ofsted questioned the checks imposed by the school on staff even before it opened, he says.

But no compulsory passport checks are to be imposed on the 224-mile land border between the republic and Northern Ireland, although ad hoc "intelligence-led" immigration checks will be carried out by mobile teams of Border Agency staff.

Drivers for Uber, Lyft and limousine services in Los Angeles should undergo fingerprint scans and background checks similar to those imposed on local taxi drivers, Mayor Eric Garcetti and two city lawmakers told California regulators this week.

The home secretary, Theresa May, is urgently considering contingency plans to avoid traffic queues up to five miles long building up at Dover when exit checks on all passengers are imposed on all British ports in three weeks time.