Sentence examples for has never imposed from inspiring English sources

disclose any information concerning" the equipment, Hess insists that the FBI has never imposed a gag on local police.

N.Y.C.B., in its fifty-one years of operation, has never imposed an attendance requirement on the orchestra.

The Court refers to a statement made in oral argument that the State of Illinois has never imposed costs on those who obtain release on their own recognizance.

While Major League Baseball has insisted on wooden bats — relegating aluminum to college, high school, and Little League — the I.T.F. has never imposed restrictions on racquet materials.

"Many German electors, themselves constantly asked to do more for salary moderation, don't see why Germany should aid a country that has never imposed fiscal discipline," Mr. Jabko said.

The F.D.A., which regulates cosmetics, has never imposed standard definitions for marketing terms like natural and organic as they apply to grooming products, Dr. Katz said via e-mail.

Four states ban the sentence in nearly all cases, and three others have never imposed such a sentence.

Midland, an arid West Texas town at the epicenter of the current oil boom, had never imposed watering restrictions until a few years ago.

Britain, Ireland and Luxembourg have never imposed fees on analog tape-recording equipment, and they are against the digital fees as well.

Louisiana's air and stream control commissions — com posed of state officials and representatives of such groups as.the Louisiana Manufacturers Association and the Louisiana Municipal Association — have never imposed a fine on any one, and the air commission has brought only one corporate polluter into court in five years.

Such a fine has never been imposed.