Sentence examples for have since imposed from inspiring English sources

His aides have since imposed a new discipline, shielding him from the news media, scripting a daily message and reining in his tendency to improvise.

Afghan regulators have since imposed tighter controls of the country's nascent financial industry.

Then they went back home and have since imposed hundreds of new barriers to trade.

But these were soon pushed aside by radical Islamists, some linked to Al Qaeda, who have since imposed a brutal fundamentalist regime on a fiefdom the size of Texas.

Following a huge rise in birth defects and miscarriages the government moved over 800 families to new homes.Most Western governments have since imposed rules to minimise pollution from landfills and incinerators and to prevent leaks of toxic waste.

The four regions have since imposed a £3.5m salary cap and a host of Test stars have left Wales.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, who called the downing of the plane a "stab in the back," has since imposed economic sanctions on Turkey as a retaliatory measure.

It has since imposed a 15-month ban.

He has since imposed a blanket ban on talking about his private life.

Israel has since imposed a strict economic embargo on Gaza, letting in only humanitarian aid and basic supplies.

The administration has since imposed steel and aluminum tariffs on some of America's top trading partners, including close allies Mexico, the European Union and Canada.