Sentence examples for imposed around from inspiring English sources

A no-flight zone was imposed around the stricken nuclear plants.

In Australia the now-famous white humpback whale, Migaloo (an Aboriginal word meaning "white fella") has had an exclusion zone imposed around it.

In 2009, the House of Lords found that the cordon imposed around protesters in Oxford Circus for approximately seven hours on May Day 2001 was lawful.

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said a 3km "protection zone" and a 10km "surveillance zone" had been imposed around the farm.

Several, much smaller, tsunamis lashed other parts of the coast, including Soma city, which lies just outside the 12-mile (20km) evacuation zone imposed around the Fukushima plant.

The FIA quickly reviewed how best to control a driver's speed during incidents where a safety car is not required, deciding the VSC, where a speed limit is imposed around the track, to be the ideal solution.

As a result, health care costs rose sharply, until new but less tight restrictions were re-imposed around 2004.> -wrap-foot> SOECD Health Datath Data.

Unburdened by all the expectations that had been imposed for around 60 years on every driver who joined the best-known racing team in the world, Schumacher faced the new adventure of the Scuderia.

And so, as Beeching's story pours out on a hot afternoon – a story of psychological torture, life-threatening illness and unimaginable loneliness, imposed all around from a supposedly Godly environment – one question fills the air: if shrinks, brutes and fascists know how best to devastate a person, does the Church of England?

Without transformation of the financial system, the neoliberal ideology that has imposed austerity around the planet is punishing everyone who is not an owner of capital.

The government has imposed movement restrictions around the farms but has not advised a cull.