Sentence examples for imposed in Houston from inspiring English sources
A curfew has been imposed in Houston – more than 13,000 people have been rescued in the city and across south-eastern Texas.
Alluding to the recent TDA fines imposed in Houston, Republican House Representative Ken King introduced in the last legislative session HB1781 which "ensure[s] that Texas high schools have the freedom" to continue junk food fundraisers and which expressly forbids the TDA from fining those schools based on the food's nutritional content.
Similar curbs are being imposed in Tehran.
It's official: capital controls are being imposed in Greece.
A special industry tax was imposed in Britain, and various levies were proposed in the United States.
Hence quarantines such as the one imposed in Massachusetts on March 1st.
"The regime imposed in Chechnya is authoritarian, criminal and very corrupt".
Nearly a week after New Jersey announced one, a gasoline rationing system is imposed in New York City and on Long Island.
"The restrictive conditions imposed in Indiana are a harbinger," the brief said.
In the Spanish colonies the system was imposed in Cuba (1765) after the brief British occupation of Havana.
By 1913, New York had about 1,000 buildings higher than the 130-foot height limit imposed in Chicago.
