Sentence examples for duties imposed on from inspiring English sources
He had been too preoccupied with the duties imposed on him by the collective European psyche.
It will issue a decision early next year on American anti-dumping duties imposed on Japanese hot-rolled steel.
Frequently, the duties owed by the donor to the donee are limited when compared to the duties imposed on parties to an exchange.
The all-party select committee propose a statutory code of independence to replace the estimated 1,293 duties imposed on local government today.
The United States and the European Union have already said they would consider suspending some of the duties imposed on products from those hardest hit.
The new duties imposed on them are the obligations of civilized societies toward their citizens, and should not be dumped pell-mell onto the shoulders of librarians.
However, many schools don't feel as confident as Smith in handling the duty imposed on them by the government, and may instead prefer to avoid discussion.
Prosecutors accused him of importing Tunisian olive oil falsely identified as a product of Europe, thus evading the duty imposed on non-European goods, and of illegally receiving E.U. olive-oil subsidies when, later, he sold the oil.
A 10 percent property duty imposed on foreigners, part of efforts to cool the housing market, has done little to dissuade the ultrawealthy — many of them Chinese, Indian, Malaysian and Indonesian — from plowing money into Singapore real estate.
Jihad, also spelled jehad, ("struggle," or "battle"), a religious duty imposed on Muslims to spread Islam by waging war; jihad has come to denote any conflict waged for principle or belief and is often translated to mean "holy war".
The Court begins its rejection of the four-part test by announcing that the procedural duty imposed on the agencies by § 102(2)(C) is "quite precise" and leaves a court "no authority to depart from the statutory language..
