Sentence examples for has imposed under from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Hicks, now 32, is out of jail, he is subject to a "control order," which the government has imposed under the country's antiterrorism laws.

In the Iran case, Mr. Obama would lift sanctions he has imposed under executive authority if Tehran agrees to curb its nuclear program for at least 10 years.

The Revenue has also launched a court challenge against the "football creditor rule" that the English game's rulers have imposed, under which managers, clubs and players get preferential treatment over other creditors when a settlement is finally made.

Hagel strongly supports the unprecedented sanctions the international community has imposed on Iran under the leadership of the Obama administration – the toughest sanctions ever put on the regime.

On one hand, Pompeo was invoking the plight of Iranians, but on the other the US under Trump has imposed harsh sanctions on Iran, cancelled Barack Obama's nuclear deal that was the product of years of negotiations, and banned Iranians from visiting their relatives in America.

China, the biggest exporter to North Korea, has been desperate to keep its own runaway food prices under control and has imposed high tariffs on any food exports.

But Iran was in violation of that demand through most of Mr. Bush's second term, and suffered fewer economic consequences than it has under Mr. Obama, who has imposed the first sanctions against Iran's oil revenues.

Last week the Guardian and a range of other news outlets challenged the secrecy rules that Missouri has imposed on its source of pentobarbital under the first amendment "right of access" of the US constitution.

Under the rules the military has imposed, the chances of that happening are slim.

Thus Montenegro has imposed sanctions on Russia.

It has imposed such rules previously.