Sentence examples for has just imposed from inspiring English sources

Has he not been briefed on the deluge of new pensions and building regulations that he has just imposed on small businesses the length of the land?

Uganda has just imposed a 10% tax on mobile phones.

While some measures languish, Hawaii has just imposed new restraints.

New York has just imposed a cap on state Medicaid spending, with a separate limit for each sector like hospitals, nursing homes and managed care plans.

A court in Frankfurt has just imposed a temporary injunction on Uber, the popular ride-sharing service founded in Silicon Valley.

Bank levies are in the air and Dhaval Joshi of RAB Capital points out that Ireland has just imposed a windfall tax on power companies while Australia is taxing the miners.

The Postal Service had just imposed its third increase in seven years, leaving rates 89percentt higher than in 1988.

Yesterday, she says, her neighbour, Josephine Kolefei, brought the baby for medical treatment without realising she was crossing an arbitrary boundary that the Seleka had just imposed.

The city, he learned, had just imposed new requirements: he would have to get maps from gas, electric, water and other utilities to ensure the stoop would not disturb their underground lines and then resubmit his application.

But three former PMA lobbyists said it was only two years ago, more than a decade after the House passed ethics rules restricting lawmakers and staff members, that Mr. Magliocchetti brought in the outside lawyers to train his staff in compliance; Congress had just imposed new criminal penalties on lobbyists who furnish unethical gifts or meals to public officials.

For example, we have just imposed the toughest ever sanctions on Iran, which are having effects.