Sentence examples for has even imposed from inspiring English sources

Rexburg, Idaho has even imposed fines of $50 for texting while walking.

Saudia Arabia, for example, routinely arrests Filipino and other "guest workers" on charges of witchcraft and has even imposed the death sentence for some.

By a vote of 249 to 179 the House defeated a competing bill by Representative Dick Armey, the House majority leader from Texas, that would have even imposed fund-raising limits on political parties and an array of outside groups.

Armey's earlier effort would have even imposed fund-raising limits on political parties and an array of outside groups.

Human cultures have actually shown a strong aversion to placentophagia, and some have even imposed taboos against the practice.

Add to that the incredibly short-sighted decision by the government – taken before the forest panel has even reported – to impose big cuts on the Forestry Commission, resulting in 400 job losses.

There has even been talk about imposing charges on Internet-ready mobile phones that could also record music free.

"So what are they going to say now?" While the Arab League was quick to suspend Libya last month and has even asked the United Nations Security Council to impose a no-flight zone to stop Colonel Qaddafi's attacks on his people, the African Union has taken a more cautious stance, deciding only on Friday to send negotiators who will meet with both sides.

If they found nothing, it presumably would have even been possible to impose permanent inspections on Iraq with a permanent presence.

And far from expressing glee at a rush of new visitors, they have even asked the wildlife service to impose limits on the number of trips each can operate and on the number of visitors per trip, with many favoring a maximum of eight.

Interestingly, tardigrades are even able to survive space vacuum (imposing extreme desiccation) and some specimens have even recovered after combined exposure to space vacuum and solar radiation [12].