Sentence examples for imposed in an from inspiring English sources

A more punitive set of sanctions may be imposed in an effort to isolate Iran.

Federal officials could not waive any restriction or limitation imposed in an appropriations law.

The rule was imposed in an internal memorandum by the country's chief immigration judge on Sept. 21.

The cuts were imposed in an effort to close a $2.6 billion shortfall in the state's $8.9 billion budget for this year.

(This tactic may not work on Navalny, who broke his latest house arrest hours after it was imposed, in an attempt to join a demonstration against the sentence).

The sanctions announced by Mrs Clinton come on top of UN sanctions imposed in an effort to deflect the North from developing its nuclear arsenal.

Taxation of gifts, other than to charity, is widespread but not imposed in a uniform way.

No golfer has had a similar sanction imposed in a regular PGA Tour event since 1995.

Sensitivity training for casino workers could be among the conditions imposed in a settlement.

The penalty was the biggest NASD has imposed in a case involving mutual fund abuses.

Federal prosecutors said the $8.6 million fine was the largest ever imposed in a campaign finance case.