Sentence examples for imposed ahead from inspiring English sources
Greece's economy is on the brink of collapse after the capital controls imposed ahead of Sunday's referendum left the country with shortages of food and drugs, the tourist industry facing a wave of cancellations and banks with barely enough money to survive the weekend.
Though it survived against Tennessee, UConn has some imposing games ahead on the schedule, including a Feb. 1 showdown at No. 1 Duke.
Left-armer Starc has not played since suffering a stress fracture in his foot last November but Smith said he's back at his imposing best ahead of next month's one-day tri-series in the Caribbean.
Fearful of imposing austerity ahead of a general election due later this year, it has instead borrowed at steep rates from local banks, beseeched friendly governments (mostly in the Gulf) for cash and fuel, and busied itself trying to push through legislation to allow for issuing "Islamic" bonds.This has not stemmed the slide.
An interim limit of 24,100 non-EU skilled workers entering the country before April next year was imposed in July, ahead of a permanent immigration cap.
Certainly the sanctions imposed on Russia ahead of Tuesday's steps did nothing to dissuade Mr. Putin, as he rushed to make a claim to Crimea that he argued conformed to international law and precedent.
The Football League imposed the sanction ahead of the takeover of the League One club by a consortium led by chairman Jed McCrory.
We initially deployed our server in a PlanetLab node, which imposed significant limitations (described ahead in 3.2.5) to our experiments.
The Duveen galleries - the imposing halls straight ahead as you enter Tate Britain from Millbank - never look better than when filled with sculpture of the kind that fills them now.
It is theoretically impossible to make useful day-to-day predictions more than about two weeks ahead, imposing an upper limit to potential for improved prediction skill.
Blair, for instance, imposed a three-line whip ahead of the Iraq war. it is argued.
