Sentence examples for imposed draconian rules from inspiring English sources

In addition to a host of other human rights abuses, President Rahmon has imposed draconian rules on pious Muslims in Tajikistan, often with the express goal of preventing extremists like IS to flourish.

The group controls much of the province, and has continued to impose draconian rules on the populace, prompting protests against the measures by civilians, who also oppose the Assad regime.

More than a year into her two-year sentence, Alyokhina says prison authorities in Berezniki's Prison Colony No 28 are intent on setting fellow inmates against her by imposing draconian security rules on the whole colony.

When he was last President – from 1983 to 1985 – he imposed draconian punishments on state officials found guilty of corrupt practices.

Analysts said Singapore had also moved to liberalize its financial markets, unlike Malaysia, which imposed Draconian capital controls.

The 1995 guidelines and the procedures developed around them imposed draconian barriers, barriers between the law enforcement and intelligence communities.

But Congress has imposed draconian restrictions on the president's ability to transfer these prisoners to other countries.

Unfortunately, Judge Gorcyca has imposed draconian remedies without any knowledge of current research.

After he was diagnosed with Buerger's disease and had to quit smoking, Duterte imposed draconian smoking bans in Davao.

In the past two years, the mayor and Council have imposed draconian and dangerous sanctions and time limits on TANF recipients.

Property rules impose draconian penalties, such as injunctions, punitive damages, or large fines.