Sentence examples for imposed for the from inspiring English sources

Tuition at City University was imposed for the first time.

(4) The following particular duties are imposed for the purpose of upholding that independence.

Finally, crucially, the sanctions imposed for the crimes of Saddam Hussein must be lifted.

Strict curfews and bans on protests were imposed for the duration of the WTO meetings.

The results come just five days before a deadline Microsoft imposed for the two companies to reach a negotiated merger agreement.

The Department of Agriculture today announced final adoption of the first standards that the federal government has ever imposed for the labeling and processing of organic foods.

In a second capital punishment case, the court ruled that the death penalty cannot be imposed for the rape of a child.

Although a charge is imposed for the food, wine and beer, the museum's suggested admission price covers entry to the museum and "Starry Nights".

The duration of the supervision period and the sentence of imprisonment shall not exceed the maximum term that may be imposed for the offence.

The Department of Agriculture has adopted the first standards that the federal government has imposed for the labeling and processing of organic foods.

The £250,000 fine levied against Three last year was the biggest imposed for the way a company dealt with unsatisfied customers.