Sentence examples for germany imposed from inspiring English sources
Germany imposed sacrifices on its taxpayers to balance its budget in the years before the financial turmoil began.
Despite its criticisms of the Iraq war, Germany imposed no restrictions on the use of American bases during that conflict.
The rest of the EU, including Germany, imposed the seven-year transitional controls, which came to an end only two years ago.
That is especially true for Merkel, who has led the argument that such woes can be fixed only by foisting fiscal restraint — of the kind Germany imposed after its 1990 reunification — on heavily indebted nations that share the euro currency.
After World War II, both Gen. Douglas MacArthur's occupied Japan and Gen. Lucius Clay's occupied Germany imposed levels of press oversight and control that make Iraq's information environment look as unregulated as the blogosphere.
Historically, the fehmic courts of medieval Germany imposed some punishments that involved lynching, as did the Halifax gibbet law (execution of those guilty of theft valued over a specific amount) and Cowper justice (trial after execution) in the border districts of England.
The negotiations center on the relationship of a united Germany with the Eastern and Western alliances, the presence of foreign troops in the two Germanys, and an end to the limits on sovereignty that the four powers have imposed on Germany.
aIn Europe, and especially in the (at that time) two Germanies, the International Style was imposed by necessity, due to the great need of reconstructing the cities that had been bombed.
Victor Homola (NYT) GERMANY: PARTY FINE VOIDED -- A Berlin court overturned a $20 million fine imposed by Parliament on the Christian Democratic Union over former Chancellor Helmut Kohl's political slush funds.
(Reuters) EUROPE GERMANY: 'YES' TO BRITISH BEEF -- Parliament lifted a British beef import ban imposed in 1996 after outbreaks of mad-cow disease were linked by scientists to a similar but rare fatal brain condition in people.
Warren Hoge (NYT) GERMANY: KOHL COLLECTS $3.7 MILLION Former Chancellor Helmut Kohl has collected more than $3.7 million, more than enough to pay $3.15 million in fines imposed against his conservative Christian Democratic Union for illegal campaign financing during his years in power.
