Sentence examples for has not been imposed from inspiring English sources

The living wage up to today has not been imposed by the government.

The necessary regulation has not been imposed, and will not be.

But amid pressure from some in the tourism industry who fear the extra cost of a compulsory guide will deter visitors, the measure has not been imposed.

The federal death penalty has not been imposed in any cases in Mississippi in the 20 years since the penalty was revived.

In Germany, the fines foreseen for administrative offence are up to 50.000 Euros [45], but apparently such a sanction has not been imposed so far.

Where this uber-corporate vision has not been imposed by force, it has been imposed by blackmail at a time of crisis.

But the fee increase hasn't been imposed yet.

Senator Chuck Hagel of Nebraska is working on legislation to remove the $100 penalty for failure to answer the questions, even though the fine hasn't been imposed in decades.

The increases have not been imposed from rack to rack.

Several casinos here, too, are not far from states where smoking bans have not been imposed.

Lowe's speculation, however, had not been imposed on the original.