Sentence examples for imposed in place from inspiring English sources
A number of petty taxes were imposed in place of direct taxes, as a result of which the peasants were compelled to pay more by way of land tax.
Delta is imposed in places where an attack has occurred and where an attack is thought to be likely.
Gradually, the strict guidelines were imposed in public places as well.
As the storm's target narrowed, mandatory evacuations were lifted in low-lying parts of Alabama but were imposed in more places in Louisiana.
After two years of low rainfall, drought has been declared across southern and central England, with no end in sight for the hosepipe ban imposed in many places.
Abbas, who was one of the complainants, was imposed in Rahman's place.
These included a nine-page statement submitted by none other than Abbas, who was imposed in Rahman's place despite finishing only third in the selection race.
But many have questioned why local London assembly member and a former Tower Hamlets Council leader John Biggs wasn't imposed in Rahman's place.
"Yes, the jewelry is beautiful, and tradition is beautiful, but when it's imposed in the wrong place, it becomes strange and awkward and might cause a negative reaction".
On the Greek Cypriot side, officials have made it clear they resented Mr. Denktash's "spectacular" but "unruly" move to lift a travel ban he had imposed in the first place.
