Sentence examples for imposed back from inspiring English sources

It's a modern idea that's being imposed back to explain behavior from an earlier time.

The crippling sanctions that should have been imposed back in 2005 are yet to be imposed.

For a constant number of passes through the die, the hardness distributions are independent of the magnitude of the imposed back pressure.

On Tuesday, Fidel said, a little begrudgingly, that Obama should have gone all the way and ended the trade embargo imposed back in 1961.

Therefore, this measure will be seen as an obvious tool to halt the slide, however, the last time such a short selling ban was imposed, back in 2008, it did little to appease deteriorating market confidence.

Those who experienced it fear a return of government restrictions imposed back then to prevent a run on the banks.

Mr. Ravitch was chairman the last time the agency imposed back-to-back subway increases — to 60 cents from 50 in 1980 and to 75 cents in 1981.

Once you get through the high press, Western Sydney have a big, strong and imposing back line and an experienced goalkeeper.

— Buggy A. Under the Senate bill, the I.R.S. would impose back-tax assessments based on a review of the information provided by undocumented immigrants applying for registered provisional status to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the agency that will handle those applications.

The consortium two weeks ago imposed two back-to-back 5 percent annual water rate increases on San Diego — scaled down, after strong protests, from what were originally set to be back-to-back increases of 7.5 percent a year.

For the second serve she can utilize either the spin or the American twist, the latter a serve most other girls can't master because of the strain imposed on back and stomach muscles.