Sentence examples similar to imposed in the next from inspiring English sources

But those savings were tokenistic compared with the much bigger reductions that must be imposed in the next four years.

The United States and Britain continued to maintain sanctions imposed in the early 2000s.

Virtually all of the savings imposed in the 1990 , 1993and 2005 bills survived intact.

The duties, which range from 5.9percentto19.2percentcent, are the second imposed in the last three months.

At issue was the "Mexico City policy" that Presidents Ronald Reagan and George Bush imposed in the 1980's.

2Day FM has had two licence conditions imposed in the past three years by Acma.

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.

Some people want to restore limits imposed in the 1930s and removed in the 1980s and 1990s, which barred commercial banks from engaging in investment banking activities.

The absence in India of speculative interest in gold is partly explained by the government's controls on trading gold futures, which were imposed in the 1960s.

The kidnapping of political opponents by the security forces in the Philippines is a legacy of martial law, imposed in the 1970s by the dictator Ferdinand E. Marcos.

In February, Mr. Paterson paid a $62,125 fine to the commission for accepting the tickets, a penalty imposed in the last month of his administration.