Sentence examples for imposed is from inspiring English sources

"The punishment imposed is laughable.

China's crackdown, however mildly or fiercely imposed, is breeding resentment and storing trouble for the future.

Under current law, revising a sentence after it has been imposed is nearly impossible.

How any resulting sentences might be imposed is much more complicated.

"Count one, culpable homicide: the sentence imposed is a maximum imprisonment of five years".

The main yardstick imposed is a core-capital ratio of 8%, which is higher than in current regulations.

For crimes ordinarily punishable as felonies, "the length of sentence actually imposed is purely a matter of legislative prerogative".

Amputation, especially when it's self-imposed, is a loaded and problematic metaphor.

Mourinho is not the sole cause but the pressure on the Barcelona coach, often self-imposed, is very real.

And while there is a fair amount of exposed flesh on view in photo-based work by Ken Gonzales-Day, Mand Lipps, Dean Sameshima, Scotheteameaven and the team of Slava Mogutin and Brian Kenny, invisibility, enforced or self-imposed, is a pervasive theme.

Success requires that one is autonomous, active, and self-imposed – is able to manage one's life, understands what he or she wants, and knows one's strengths.