Sentence examples for imposed in the first from inspiring English sources

This tightening led to almost 64,000 parental fines being imposed in the first year of the new system.

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.

There was no need for this restriction to be imposed in the first place.

Such demonstrations are possible because once properly set up and properly deployed, an image-schematic depiction is often found to possess reality-describing content in excess of what its constructor deliberately imposed in the first place.

Nevertheless, to speak, as Basinger does, of a moral imperative to act coercively is tantamount, in the divine case, to demanding that the deity contravene the very laws that, according to traditional theism and process theism, it imposed in the first place.

Self-determination of peoples, in the Western Sahara (as demarcated now), legitimizes colonial structures that were imposed in the first place.

Ambassador Robert Oakley, dispatched to Somalia as a sort of proconsul by Bush during the famine and then on hand later for a clean-up operation under Clinton, knew from his Vietnam experience that "nation-building imposed in the third world at gunpoint" made no sense.

The monotonicity restriction is imposed in the second stage.

In Guinea, a 24-hour curfew has been imposed in the second city, Nzerekore, because of a riot after the main market was sprayed with disinfectant in an attempt to halt the spread of the virus.

Blue Cross is appealing a $200,000 fine imposed in September, the first in an individual rescission case.

Holden's and Holford's City of London Plan (1946 1947) recommended a relaxation of the strict height limits imposed in the capital and the first use in London of plot ratio calculations in the planning process so that buildings could be designed with floor space of up to five times the ground area.