Sentence examples for duly imposed from inspiring English sources
A painful windfall tax was duly imposed in 1997, and shareholders began to grumble.
Fàbregas, initially out-muscled and overpowered, duly imposed his own qualities on the contest.
That strike was faced down, as was another in 1919 – and, in return for a pay rise, the federation was duly imposed on the police (not least out of official fear about strikes in the army).
This was a contest to coax the best from the former world footballer of the year, whose every game could be considered his last, and he duly imposed himself on Spain as well as the tournament.
And so I duly imposed vigorous parameters.
The bass David Soar and the mezzo-soprano Madeleine Shaw were duly imposing as the Ancients, and the estimable mezzo Catherine Wyn-Rogers sang handsomely as the clairvoyant Madame Sosostris, a figure who, like Wagner's Erda, speaks impressively but says very little.
Absent further conditions that make due compensation for infringements impossible or severely difficult, rights are merely claims to be duly compensated for losses imposed by certain interferences.
As such, I'm not understanding how the SEC had jurisdiction or was otherwise empowered to find that Altman had violated his New York professional ethical obligations when no such finding was made by a duly authorized committee or imposed following a New York court's review.
In the past, the harm these pollutants imposed on people was little understood and thus, industry and government can be forgiven for not duly protecting the public.
Because the imposed load histories are arbitrary, the eventuality that the resilient isolation mass of the bench may undergo resonant condition under harmonic excitation must be duly taken into account to exclude any fatigue damage under such extreme conditions.
