Sentence examples for heavily imposed from inspiring English sources

One government official characterized today's cease-fire as "heavily imposed by NATO".

For at least a decade or more, I have been mistaking a few radical examples that heavily imposed themselves on my consciousness for the general mindset of the average conservative.

And Mr. Santangelo does well at delicately shaping the performance into different sections without heavily imposing a theatrical structure on a form that must appear uninhibited.

There is, it transpires, disputed territory at stake, and that territory comes in the form of a heavily fortified, imposing structure hewn from solid wood and standing some six feet off the ground.

The Yankees resent the luxury tax that has been imposed so heavily on them by the commissioner's office.

This practice results in juries that are heavily skewed toward imposing the death penalty and also weighted toward convicting defendants.

The Kurdish leaders say that in the villages under their control, the militants have established a pocket version of Afghanistan under the Taliban, with heavily bearded mullahs imposing a way of life patterned on the village culture of ancient Islam.

The problem is expected to grow worse if Europe tips into a recession, or if the EU's many heavily indebted countries impose austerity measures to rein in deficits.

Those designs were heavily burdened by a requirement imposed by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which owns the site, that any plan must replace all the office, hotel and retail square footage lost in the Sept. 11 attack.

The performance of direct deblurring methods depends heavily on the feasibility of imposed boundary conditions.

It is heavily outweighed by the continuing inequality imposed on thousands of same-sex couples who have been legally married in the five states — plus the District of Columbia — where it is already allowed.