Sentence examples for imposed by major from inspiring English sources
The tsunami has leveled off a bit in recent months, because of foreclosure moratoriums imposed by major banks and the Obama administration.
"When they presented it to us at our meetings, nobody even said, 'Why?' " Under a rule change imposed by Major League Baseball for this season, pitchers can no longer fake a pickoff throw to third base.
In a hearing room before the arbitrator Fredric Horowitz, lawyers for Rodriguez will argue why the 211-game suspension imposed by Major League Baseball on Aug. 5 should be overturned.
The World Series started Wednesday night and with it began a news blackout of sorts imposed by Major League Baseball so as not to distract from the sport's showcase event.
Customers who buy books are also reading digitally". Several analysts point to ebook price increases imposed by major publishers in 2015, which brought the average price from $6 to nearly $10.
Finally, the U.S. should make sure these requirements are also imposed by other major nuclear suppliers, starting with France.
The baseline period can be any time period but should encompass the variation imposed by the major climate cycles, such as the Pacific decadal oscillation (approximately 25 to 30 years; Gurdak et al. 2009), as these are still present in the hindcast GCM, as analyzed by Hanson and Dettinger (2005).
He is credited with creating the spot market which allowed for immediate, one-off purchase of cargoes, rather than the years-long contracts then imposed by oil majors.
Continental Airlines said Friday it would begin charging some coach customers $15 for a first checked bag, matching a fee imposed by most other major United States carriers.
Also, nobody seems to want to talk about the 5GB data limit imposed by all the major US wireless companies.
There were 14 project proposals from the following three areas: basic biology, biomedicine, and neuroscience (due to the obligation imposed by the NBB major, which required a neuroscience component in the course).
