Sentence examples for has been imposed over from inspiring English sources
"But if authors in Britain don't make their voices heard now, they may find that a similar scheme (or a worse one) has been imposed over here by government decree".
Most of the sanctions have been imposed over the North's refusal to abandon its nuclear programs.
The bans have been imposed over fears that phones could be lost or stolen and that pupils will disrupt lessons.
BAGHDAD, Nov. 12 — Iraqi military commanders signaled Monday that they would soon remove some roadblocks and other restrictions that had been imposed over the past nine months as part of the effort to reduce violence here in the capital.
Experts are divided about whether the crisis has been caused more by Tehran's longtime mismanagement of the country's economy or by the American-led sanctions, which have been imposed over Iran's refusal to halt a nuclear program that the West suspects is a cover for developing weapons.
Alternatively the castle may have been imposed over an existing street front which would have required the demolition of at least several houses.
"Modernity can be interpreted as an updated Babel Tower project where the universal tongue would have been imposed over the rest of the world," says Ginzburg.
This latest violence differs from the interreligious clashes that have periodically flared up in a region where Islamic law has been imposed, with mixed success, over the past decade.
