Sentence examples for imposed effective from inspiring English sources

He said: "The United States has quickly identified the problem with China dumping steel and imposed effective and robust trade barriers.

A much stricter ban covering bars and other public places was imposed effective in 2003 and was extended to hospital grounds in 2009.

A much stricter ban covering bars and other public places was imposed effective 2003 and was extended to hospital grounds in 2009.

Mr. Bromwich acknowledged that accident rates for offshore drilling were several times higher in the United States than in Australia, Canada, Norway and the United Kingdom, in part because those countries imposed effective new rules after major accidents.

"Recognizing that the permanent reduction in spending which the city must achieve will require a reduction in work force and that layoffs must be avoided to the extent possible, a freeze on all new hires is also imposed effective immediately," Mr. Page wrote in the memo.

A restriction on the sale of "rapid-intoxication drinks" after midnight has also been imposed, effective since last Friday.

The government's office of the schools commissioner should "be more draconian in imposing effective sponsors on recalcitrant failing schools".

He must also insist that organizations professing loyalty to his leadership impose effective discipline on their militants.

Fishing experts say the overfishing is a result of a broader failure by the Tokyo authorities to impose effective limits on catches in its waters.

Despite the McCain-Feingold law, the First Amendment constraint had essentially made it impossible to impose effective legal limits on campaign spending.

This means, however, that a transfer of sovereignty to European institutions is unavoidable in order to impose effective fiscal discipline and guarantee a stable financial system.