Sentence examples for imposed against the from inspiring English sources

Sanctions against South Africa will be imposed against the Administration's wishes.

In that year, three years probation with sanctions was imposed against the basketball program.

State officials called the penalties imposed against the dentist, Kevin P. Ward, the harshest ever against a New Jersey dentist.

He imagines a post-Brexit government unilaterally forgoing all protective trade policies, irrespective of any protection imposed against the UK.

The tax would be imposed against the largest for-profit employers in the city, about 500 businesses in all.

The team has until 11.59pm on Thursday to file a formal appeal of the sanctions imposed against the team.

There was no change to the political sanctions which 14 governments of the Union have been imposing against the 15th, Austria, since February.

But the Seventh and Ninth Circuits have blocked similar laws using a different analysis, holding that the undue-burden test requires balancing the obstacles a law imposes against the strength of the state's justification for it.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday announced that U.S. diplomatic missions in Russia would have to cut their staff by 755 workers, a retaliatory move responding to new sanctions Washington is set to impose against the Kremlin.

Lift the sanctions imposed against Russia in the wake of its interventions in Ukraine and U.S. oil and gas companies can resume their deal-making with the oligarchs.

It quoted Vyacheslav Nikonov, Russia's main pro-Kremlin commentator, as saying: "All the sanctions that were imposed against Russia after the war in August 2008 are in the past.