Sentence examples for had imposed that from inspiring English sources

In the summer of 2015, shortly after three friends and I had played Ferry Point, I asked Trump why he had imposed that ban.

"It reached a point where I said 'no more,' " he told me one recent afternoon, breaking his silence briefly to talk -- uncomfortably, and with an awareness of the irony -- about why he had imposed that silence in the first place.

Lockwood had imposed that condition on developers Jan . 20 when calculations by his staff showed that the outstanding building permits in the Pump Station 64 area represented 21 million gallons a day--500,000 gallons a day more than the facility's capacity.

Since we had imposed that each chimeric partner be at least 100 bp long, X∈(100,L−100).

Also, for algorithmic convenience, we have imposed that the patches do not overlap (in other applications of the model this may respond to an actual physical constraint).

The police would never have imposed that protection on their own".

Women have always been aware of how they look – society has imposed that upon them – but now it's happening for guys as well".

There are so many procedural obstacles that courts and to a lesser degree Congress have imposed that allow courts to get rid of these cases without actually ruling on the merits without actually saying whether it was lawful.

Prosecutor Caroline Haughey said Balira had imposed "conditions that... amounted to slavery and servitude".

By the way, I also (similar to the South Korean team) had imposed in that model the constraints on the balance-of-payments deficit.

Afterward, Nabil Aburdeineh, a close aide to Mr. Arafat, told The Associated Press that Israel had imposed new conditions that were "impossible to accept or even to implement".