Sentence examples for harshly imposed from inspiring English sources

It has cut some of its exorbitant fees and harshly imposed penalty charges.

Nearing four years after Egypt's revolution, the country is grappling with staggering levels poverty and unemployment, terrorist attacks and harshly imposed laws restricting protests and freedom of speech.

In the areas the militant group still controls, harshly imposed and strictly interpreted Shariah law prohibits actions they deem anti-Islam, including listening to music, using smartphones, and shaving beards.

This ban is so harshly imposed that two women, 25-year-old Loujain al-Hathloul and 33-year-old Maysa al-Amoudi, were not only arrested for driving to the United Arab Emirates, but they were also referred to be tried by a terrorism court.

…by the Kuwaiti government-in-exile in Saudi Arabia, did not stop Iraq from harshly imposing its rule on Kuwait.

In cities under its control, the group has imposed harshly conservative laws, prompting protests by locals, many of whom oppose HTS as well as the Syrian regime.

The court harshly criticized and imposed small financial sanctions on the lawyer, Bruce Leichty, and his client, Ellen Mariani, whose husband had been aboard one of the planes to hit the World Trade Center.

Mr. Flynn requested that Mr. Kislyak keep Russia from retaliating harshly against new sanctions imposed during the final weeks of the Obama administration.

A very large number of our citizens are incarcerated in prison, and there is little doubt that the death penalty is imposed most harshly on those who are poor, black, ormentally ill.

They imposed decades of harshly repressive martial law.

That is most evident in Taiwan, where the KMT imposed Mandarin and harshly suppressed local Taiwanese.