Sentence examples for imposed a full from inspiring English sources

The State Department imposed a full trade embargo on China and prohibited travel there.

Leeds, Nottingham, Anglia Ruskin, Brighton, Birmingham and Kingston are among universities to have imposed a full ban recently, while several other institutions are contemplating following their lead.

A year later, after Hamas fighters drove the more moderate Fatah movement from Gaza, Israel imposed a full closing on Gaza, permitting in only basic humanitarian goods.

Israel has imposed a full economic blockade on Gaza, which it calls a "hostile entity", since the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas seized control in June 2007.

In the hours before it began, Israel imposed a full closing of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, which kept all Palestinians from those areas from entering Israel.

On August 6 1990, soon after the Iraqi army entered Kuwait, the UN Security Council had imposed a full embargo on trade to and from Iraq excepting only food, medical supplies and other items described as of humanitarian need.

The policy suggests imposing a "full time principal residence requirement" on all new homes.

Coventry University has yet to impose a full ban but has confirmed it is taking all comments from students seriously.

But Commissioner Mills's order fell short of his recent threats to remove the local board and impose a full state takeover of the Roosevelt schools.

Mr. Genachowski said the commission was seeking comment on three possibilities — keeping regulation as it is, imposing a full telecommunications regulatory regime, and a "third way" approach of limited regulation.

The Mayo conference called on the league to impose a full ban to reduce the 75 concussions suffered annually in the N.H.L. and to set a top-down example for youth hockey.