Sentence examples for imposed in one from inspiring English sources
Karl-Heinz Grasser, the Austrian finance minister and a Freedom Party member, said the decision should be taken before an informal summit meeting of European Union leaders in Biarritz, France, on Oct. 13 and 14. "They were imposed in one day," Mr. Grasser said of the sanctions.
Even if it has now been imposed in one region, rather than the whole country, Egypt is in the odd position of being a country for which what could count as a chaotic, transitional year with the introduction of a new constitution included the only non-emergency months in a generation.
Even if it has now been imposed in one region, rather than the whole country, Egypt is in the odd position of being a country for which what could count as a chaotic, transitional year — with the introduction of a new constitution — included the only non-emergency months in a generation.
Energy, food and climate change are intricately linked such that actions taken or policies imposed in one area are very likely to have consequences in the other areas.
A 20-cent plastic bag fee imposed in one Colorado mountain town has really added up.
The decisions that are being taken about allowing banking, borrowing, and the size of the free allocations and therefore the shifts within the economies of the costs that's imposed in one direction rather than another.
Dempsey seems likely to move upfront in Davies's absence, but he remains inconsistent with the national team, imposing in one match and frequently uninvolved in the next.
A vicious dictatorship was imposed in Chile, one part of a plague of brutal repression that spread through Latin America, reaching Central America under Reagan.
The fact that a breach of the duty imposed in the one case may be visited, and justly, with more serious consequences than in the other, by no means disproves the payment to be a duty in both.
Honda's penalty followed one imposed in October 2014 on Ferrari, for $3.5 million, because it failed to submit any Early Warning reports on fatal accidents.
Easy to get drawn into, and based on open-ended narratives as well as social interaction which heighten engagement and long-term loyalty, social gaming has generated a wealth of anecdotes testifying to its addictive nature: the nighttime curfew imposed in South Korea after one couple allowed their real baby to starve to death while they were busy feeding their virtual baby.
