Sentence examples for had not imposed on from inspiring English sources

Producing would not have amused him if he had not imposed on himself the condition imposed on other producers by necessity.

Indeed all state variables will change periodically, which is not a problem, the problem however is that it seems that on this periodic change, that we impose, is another varying variable that we have not imposed on the system.

The commission said it had not set a 13percenttargetet and had not imposed limits on lending.

Kiley acknowledged, however, that Wellcome had not imposed sanctions on researchers who failed to comply.

But he said he was disappointed that Mr. Clinton had not imposed higher tariffs on wire rod.

Asked why he had not imposed formal targets on Capita and Atos, Penning said he would use his "size 10 boots" to enforce the desired wait times.

Prime Minister Wen Jiabao of China told European political and business leaders Wednesday that China had not imposed any bans on exports of industrial minerals for political purposes and that it did not intend to stop exports in the future.

The Legislature had not imposed any restrictions on abortion for 25 years until last month, when it voted to override Mrs. Whitman's veto of the ban on the type of late term abortions.

The New Jersey Legislature had not imposed any restrictions on abortion for 25 years until December, when it voted to override Gov. Christine Todd Whitman's veto of a measure that bans a type of late-term abortion.

The court was being urged in the three cases to impose a broad standard for judges and juries, particularly in states that have not imposed ceilings on damage awards, not to rule on the constitutionality of such limits.

Russia has not imposed restrictions on such emigration for about 20 years.