Sentence examples for has imposed some from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zedillo has imposed some limits.

At the same time, it has imposed some new restrictions on onshore drilling.

For Mr. Appignanesi, the requirement that everything be justified by the research has imposed some surprising constraints.

For more than a quarter-century, New York has imposed some of the toughest, most rigid prison sentences on drug offenders.

Iran raced ahead, too, building centrifuges that can enrich uranium, even though the United Nations Security Council has imposed some sanctions and threatened more.

The government already has imposed some limits on housing prices to cool the inflation rate, which is the highest in the European Union.

We have imposed some very stiff conditions.

They have imposed some quite strict restrictions now on refugees entering.

About 30 countries have imposed some form of trade restraint.Food importers don't have the luxury of making such mistakes.

Unlike the Google-Verizon proposal, the agreement would have imposed some rules on wireless Internet, these people said.

Afterward, Norma and her family said that they wouldn't have minded if the judge had imposed some jail time.