Sentence examples for has imposed a transfer from inspiring English sources

The Football League has imposed a transfer embargo on the club because of an unpaid tax bill.

I covered the Rangers fans' march on Hampden after the Scottish Football Association had imposed a transfer ban; it was a strange day.

The LFP (Liga de Futbol Profesional) had imposed a transfer ban  in January after the club missed a payment to Osasuna for Spain full-back Nacho Monreal.

The problem: there is nowhere to release them to, especially since the majority of them are Yemenis and President Obama has imposed a moratorium on transferring any prisoner to Yemen.

President Obama, citing general security concerns, has imposed a moratorium on any and all transfers to Yemen, regardless of age, innocence or infirmity.

The risks of investment in the country are increasing as President Mugabe has imposed a law forcing all foreign- or white-owned companies to transfer 51% of their shares to indigenous Zimbabweans, effectively sabotaging his campaign to attract foreign investment.

He has imposed a sort of democracy.

He has imposed a virtual news blackout about the region.

It has imposed a fine of £37 million on GSK.

Nigeria has imposed a $4,000 "drone tax" on operators.

Criticism: Redstone's micromanaging has imposed a management.