Sentence examples for impose section from inspiring English sources

Instead we're seeing schools impose Section 28 style bans on the promotion of homosexuality in classrooms.

The rim's panoramic views were replaced by an imposing section of canyon wall, just a few hundred feet beyond our ledge.

Protesters were told yesterday that they would be confined to a specified assembly area from 9am today under the newly imposed Section 14 order following continued disruption.

The Metropolitan police had earlier imposed Section 60AA of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 for a number of hours, which provides powers to remove masks when police fear a crime will be committed.

On Sunday, Delhi police closed nearby Metro stations, evacuated protestors who had camped out overnight and reportedly imposed "Section 144," a law prohibiting gatherings of more than four people.

The wall After negotiations between the Palestinian Authority and the Vatican, Francis's route through Bethlehem will take him within a few metres of an imposing section of the Israeli separation wall that now cuts the old road from Jerusalem to Hebron near Rachel's Tomb.

Friday evening, President Barack Obama accepted the recommendation of the U.S. International Trade Commission and imposed Section 421 tariffs on Chinese tires.

As preparation for demonstrations was going on, the government imposed Section 144 in Dhaka, thereby banning any gatherings of more than three people.

Today, imposing sections of 15- to-18-foot-high rust-colored steel bars, some less than 400 feet from Mr. Loop's front porch, are more likely to catch the eye.

It is peeved that the EU has asked the WTO to rule against its sanction-imposing "Section 301" legislation.

The ban on the movement of people and vehicles was imposed under Section 144 of India's criminal procedure code, the same section invoked after protests over the recent Delhi gang rape, which prohibits the assembly of more than four people.