Sentence examples for had imposed out from inspiring English sources

The Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) has lifted its ban on US flights in and out of Israel, which the agency had imposed out of concern for the risk of planes being hit by Hamas rockets.

US flight ban lifted: Carriers still hesitant The Federal Aviation Administration has lifted its ban on US flights in and out of Israel, which the agency had imposed out of concern for the risk of planes being hit by Hamas rockets.

His reforms had not proceeded from a premeditated plan but had imposed themselves out of historical necessity.

What he found was that some cities in the Evergreen State had imposed moratoriums to keep out recreational pot while the foundation is being laid for the new industry.

And United Auto Workers President Ron Gettelfinger complained that the administration had imposed "unfair conditions singling out workers". The union's gripe stems from the nonbinding conditions that the administration attached to the loans.

All across Europe sympathy for the harsh measures many feel the creditors have imposed on Greece has come pouring out on social media, with the hashtag #ThisIsACoup trending on Twitter.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the prime minister, had imposed the ban vowing to "wipe out Twitter" after users spread allegations of corruption against him and his family.

Yesterday we found out that Legg had imposed new rules retrospectively, placing a £2,000 a year limit on claims for cleaning and a £1,000 a year limit on claims for gardening.

He pointed out that the government had imposed a real-terms cut in funding per pupil.

The statement said restrictions that Qatar's gulf neighbors have imposed on Qatari movements in and out of the region "have not impacted our air operations," including missions in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan.

This should release any stress your parents have imposed on you by letting it out and can ultimately lead to a full resolution in a tactile way.