Sentence examples for imposed behind from inspiring English sources

And should these arbitrary rulings be bolstered by super-injunctions imposed behind closed doors on the basis of an secretive interpretation of human rights?

It said: "In the event that identical incidents occur in the third-place match on February 7, the disciplinary committee of Caf will automatically impose the behind-closed-doors sanction on the Equatorial Guinea team who will have to play their next official international match without spectators".

Such discrepancies have intensified the national debate over testing and accountability, with some educators saying that numerous states have created easy exams to avoid the sanctions that President Bush's centerpiece education law, No Child Left Behind, imposes on consistently low-scoring schools.

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From this period until the later part of the 18th century Aristotle was once again the most imposing presence behind literary theory.

I always knew him as the sort of imposing man behind the front desk behind the iconic Astor Place "we speak every language" sign and who points you to whichever barber to go to.

No Child Left Behind (NCLB) imposed strict policies and guidelines for states to hold schools accountable for meeting student performance expectations, or face very real consequences.

Walking openly with the marchers in Cairo's squares, or working in imposed secrecy with players behind closed, military-guarded doors, his task was to unite the team in a broken country.

After a death sentence was imposed on a terrorist behind the Bali bombings of 2002, which killed 88 Australians, John Howard, the conservative prime minister at the time, said that if Indonesian law provided for the death penalty "that is how things should proceed".Australia has much at stake in what Hugh White of the Australian National University calls a "very difficult relationship to manage".

The Tories allege that cost-saving imposed by senior officials lay behind the cock-up.

The dependence of the local economy on marine renewable resources together with the limitation of the natural productivity of the Rías imposed by anthropogenic pressure lies behind a significant fraction of the conflicts occurring in the region during the past two decades.