Sentence examples for imposed between from inspiring English sources
Poland A communist government rules under General Jaruzelski, but the country's independent trade union, Solidarity, gathers political force despite martial law being imposed between 1981 and 1983.
We'd also risk breaking up the UK: Scotland would have another independence referendum and border controls would have to be imposed between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
Osborne alarmed Duncan Smith and angered Clegg when he said on Mondaythat £25bn in spending reductions, due to be imposed between 2016-17 and 2017-18, would have to include £12bn in welfare cuts.
Robert Pape's study from 1997 found that sanctions only compelled compliance five times with zero success in cases of minor military adventurism among the 115 times they were imposed between 1914 and 1990.
The first paradox of Kiarostami's career is the clash between documentary and dramatic elements, between the observed and the imposed, between the discovered and the determined and between the closed world of the movie shoot and the total one behind the camera.
Too often a radical choice is imposed between individual freedom and collective solidarity.
Premarital sex is forbidden by Islam, and one theory is that the resulting frustration, or the alienating distance it imposes between men and women, manifests in streets that are sometimes inhospitable to the solo woman.
In [16], for instance, it is proposed to include them using constraints expressed through Lagrange multipliers, while in [17], they are treated as normal measurements with a low weight and the constraints are re-imposed between the subsequent iterations of the WLS.
In an interview with the Guardian, Carter calls on the US supreme court to reintroduce the ban on capital punishment that it imposed between 1972 and 1976.
We shall see how this doctrinally imposed dichotomy between human beings and other animals poisons his argument.
This paper focuses on links that cut across the traditionally imposed boundaries between Northern Mesopotamia and the Caucasus.
