Sentence examples for imposed in relation from inspiring English sources

She said: "The Metropolitan Police Service removed placards from a demonstration site as per conditions related to size and supervision imposed in relation to notice to demonstrate under SOCPA.

Uefa is to appeal against all the sanctions imposed in relation to the controversial Serbia v England Under-21 playoff in October, including the punishments imposed for racist abuse by Serbian supporters.

The self-styled challenger bank was created in 2013 when Lloyds Banking Group spun out 600 branches to meet a demand from the EU imposed in relation to its 2008 taxpayer bailout.

That followed a U.N. report in February that said North Korea was relying on continued access to the international banking system to flout sanctions imposed in relation to its nuclear program.

No restrictions were imposed in relation to the type of cancer.

The new guidelines suggest that judges should impose fines in relation to the size of the convicted organisation.

Given the absence of any substantial efforts within the intelligence community to impose accountability in relation to the events of Sept. 11, 2001, the director of central intelligence and the heads of intelligence community agencies should require that measures designed to ensure accountability are implemented throughout the community.

Thus, if an ontology is used in a heterogeneous and distributed design collaboration, it will explicitly and persistently represent engineering relations that are imposed in an assembly design.

But they have been large in relation to the very tight range that Beijing has imposed in the past on the currency, also known as the yuan.

Although there has been some improvement in relations between Cuba and the United States since the revolution, the U.S. trade embargo imposed in the early 1960s remains essentially in force.

The Latin rite was imposed in churches.