Sentence examples for imposed immediately from inspiring English sources

New tariffs of up to 20% will be imposed immediately.

Some want new production curbs imposed immediately to make milk scarcer and thus more expensive.

Currently sanctions, which result in the loss of benefits, can be imposed immediately.

The bureau did not specify what, if any, penalties were imposed immediately.

Amid uproar in the state assembly, she said that no ban would be imposed "immediately".

If Hungary were part of the eurozone, the "fine" would be lower at first but would be imposed immediately.

"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.

During World War II, rationing was imposed almost immediately.

Whereas travel restrictions can be imposed almost immediately, antiviral drugs require extended time for preparation.

Iraq is suffering as a result of our failure to impose order immediately so as to deter looting and stealing.

He said he saw them as an invitation to Mr. Pitt to impose rules immediately on the securities industry.