Sentence examples for checks are imposed from inspiring English sources

However, Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, said on Tuesday that Britain would "probably" leave it – though business groups have warned of extensive disruption if tough border checks are imposed.

But no flights were announced as police unions held up the planned reopening, threatening to go on strike unless stricter checks were imposed.

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.

These examples demonstrate that if certain check and balance mechanisms are imposed, interfering in the process of natural selection is possible.

Taxes are imposed on businesses.

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.

Mr. Keller's prepared statements said that "a year ago," officials "assured senior editors of The Times that a variety of legal checks had been imposed that satisfied everyone involved that the program raised no legal questions". So the paper "agreed not to publish at that time" and continued reporting.

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.

Faced with new limits on fees associated with debit cards, for instance, Bank of America, Wells Fargo and others are imposing fees on checking accounts.