Sentence examples for imposed because from inspiring English sources
Those kinds of things must not be imposed because it creates the opposite effect.
The quarantine was imposed because a bull calf birthed by the infected cow is feeding there.
But the sanctions in that pact — like stiff fines — have never been imposed because of a lack of political will.
This deal offers the prospect of relief from sanctions that were imposed because of Iran's violation of international law.
The United Nations recently lifted its sanctions against Libya, imposed because it was believed to be a sponsor of terrorism.
But poor children had fewest rules imposed, because, she suggests of "more pressure, less support, a harder life".
Other sources said the ban was imposed because some people in the university considered the WWF a "suspicious organisation".
Iran had drastically cut its oil production in response to Western economic sanctions imposed because of its nuclear weapons program.
See articleCroatia will resume negotiations for membership of the European Union after Slovenia lifted the veto it had imposed because of a border dispute.
On Thursday, a federal judge ended 23 years of a court-ordered receivership of the C.H.A., which had been imposed because of discriminatory practices.
Among the penalties Turkey imposed because of the bill was the cancellation of the annually issued permission for French military planes to use Turkish airspace.
