Sentence examples for condition imposed by from inspiring English sources

This was a unilateral condition imposed by David Trimble, the leader of Ulster's main Protestant party.

Not just time stopped, which is the condition imposed by all photographs, but objects held in a kind of supreme suspension.

"This was the condition imposed by the euro system on the lender of last resort function exerted by the national bank," he said.

Forcing investors in some of the banks' debt to take losses was a condition imposed by contributors to the bail-out funds to minimise the burden on taxpayers.

Instead the League and both clubs agreed to replay on one condition, imposed by Villa's chairman Doug Ellis: that visiting fans who travelled to the original game be let in free.

The Senecas have not chosen a developer or specific sites, and they have been reluctant about a compact provision making it easy for casino workers to unionize, a condition imposed by the state.

Once he is granted conditional release, he cannot be recommitted just for breaking conditions imposed by the court.

But he will have to live by several conditions imposed by Monsanto, at least in North America.

To win emergency loans, the government had to scramble to satisfy conditions imposed by the fund.

AIDS, he said, was also the result of world conditions "imposed by big powers".

The deal was held up by conditions imposed by the European Investment Bank, G.M. and the Swedish government.