Sentence examples for imposed a severe from inspiring English sources
He hastily pushed through laws that imposed a severe version of Sharia on Sudan, including its Christian and animist south.
The four months' struggle had certainly imposed a severe strain on the German resistance as well as on the attackers.
Before the amendments the statute imposed a severe penalty on one who robbed mail matter from the Postal Office but imposed no penalty on one who robbed money or other valuable property from the Post Office...
The fighting in Arab Jabour also had the effect of displacing some insurgents to the west, including militants who imposed a severe version of Islamic law and who used the region as a transit point for sneaking explosives into Baghdad.
The booklet, "Your Life, Your Choices," asks people to consider whether life would be worth living if, for example, they were in severe pain, relied on a feeding tube or a breathing machine, lived in a nursing home or imposed "a severe financial burden" on family members.
Mr. Bush's decision to restrict federal financing to stem cell lines that had already been created might have spared him the wrath of conservatives, but it imposed a severe limitation on the cells that would be available and thus raised questions about the value of his decision.
Moreover, the size of the increase in capital requirements can impose a severe financial burden.
Alzheimer disease (AD) imposes a severe burden on patients and their caregivers.
Substantial deficits were incurred, imposing a severe economic strain, which was aggravated by shortages of raw materials.
As a trade-off, undesired respirable dust particles are thereby generated imposing a severe health hazard on coal miners.
