Sentence examples for have imposed for from inspiring English sources

At issue are surcharges the airlines have imposed for fuel, added security and higher war risk insurance, according to some of the carriers being questioned.

At issue are the surcharges airlines have imposed for fuel, added security since the Sept. 11, 2001 hijackings in the United States and higher war risk insurance, according to some of the carriers being questioned.

Instead, the rejected rules would have imposed, for the first time in U.S. Internet law, an "opt-in" regime, requiring ISPs, and ISPs alone, to obtain explicit consent from users before collecting any "sensitive" data.

He ended that moratorium in July and called on Congress to lift the ban it has imposed for 27 years.

The Ranas paid rent for Headley's family as part of the strict conditions he had imposed for repaying the money he had loaned them, she said.

Tenants had opposed that levy, which the board had imposed for the last seven years, as a "poor tax," unfairly burdening those least able to pay.

The Department of Agriculture has adopted the first standards that the federal government has imposed for the labeling and processing of organic foods.

The case has thrown a spotlight on sugar import quotas that the United States has imposed for years to protect beet and cane growers.

The ban is among a host of restrictions that the Chinese government has imposed for the Olympics, which begin on Aug. 8.

A spokeswoman for Senator Jeff Merkley, an Oregon Democrat who largely wrote the crowdfunding measure, said that the S.E.C. was grappling with the more stringent requirements courts had imposed for conducting cost-benefit analyses when writing regulations.

While Russia has steadily opposed American military action to end the stalemate, it has insisted that Mr. Hussein readmit arms inspectors and meet other conditions the United Nations has imposed for lifting the sanctions.