Sentence examples for imposed extreme from inspiring English sources

Some have imposed extreme hardship and sacrifice.

It says the court "erroneously imposed extreme and punitive relief" that "bears no relation whatsoever to the antitrust violations found".

In addition, American officials say that the Chinese have imposed "extreme requirements" for inspection of American beef for mad cow disease, poultry for possible salmonella traces and pork for chemical additives.

CIA agents also imposed extreme isolation, leading to hallucinations and self-inflicted abuse among prisoners, and deprived detainees of sleep.

The Act, enacted previously only for wartime purposes, imposed extreme limitations on civil liberties, and gave the police and military vastly expanded powers for arresting and detaining suspects, usually with little to no evidence required.

Another development was the shift from centrally imposed extreme specialization (e.g. dairy production in the Baltic countries and cotton production in parts of Central Asia) to more diversified production systems, thereby increasing domestic production of staple foods in those countries.

Another Al-Azhar scholar, Abdel-Moeti Bayoumi, said Muslim athletes should fast, but they could opt out if fasting imposes "extreme difficulties" when they compete.

A ban on all Muslims entering the country, later downgraded to a pledge to impose "extreme vetting" on anyone coming from a suspect land.

But they are all cruel, imposing extreme social restrictions and barbaric punishments on, for example, a woman who served a glass of water to a man.

These "winner takes most" industries impose extreme competitive pressure on young firms to increase their market share by any means necessary, even copying the ideas of others.

On occasion these poor, in Florence as all over Italy, rioted when bread was scarce, but they were normally powerless to organize efficiently against guilds and governments both of which could impose extreme penalties on anyone who defied their authority.