Sentence examples for effectively imposed from inspiring English sources

"The management have effectively imposed a settlement.

However, some penalties are effectively imposed immediately upon expiration of the grace period.

Israel has been unusually quiet about the attack on Sept. 6 and has effectively imposed a news blackout about it.

By holding Facebook responsible for content it didn't know about, the Northern Irish court effectively imposed a monitoring requirement comparable to those in Delfi and MTE.

And he has expressed skepticism over regulations that have effectively imposed limits on the growth of the largest broadcasters and cable operators.

The new government was effectively imposed by Italy's octogenarian president Giorgio Napolitano, who was returned to an extraordinary second seven-year term in office by the implosion of the PD during the parliamentary presidential voting.

When governments effectively impose lower prices on drugs under the guise of "cost-effectiveness" standards (through institutions like NICE or IPAB), they weaken patent protection and reduce incentives for innovation.

European countries participate in a cap-and-trade system that effectively imposes a carbon charge.

But now Labour is effectively imposing an obligation to promote homosexuality.

Weighting filters are proposed to straightforwardly and effectively impose performance and uncertainty specifications.

And they are almost certain to encounter a new rule that effectively imposes a hard payroll cap at $74 million.