Sentence examples for imposed jointly from inspiring English sources
May declared at the news conference that she expects the sanctions imposed jointly by the United States and European countries to remain in place until Moscow abides by the Minsk agreement in 2104 to halt the hostilities.
The requirement that there be more concepts than extensions is imposed jointly by the Comprehension Principle for Concepts and the new significance this principle takes on in the presence of Basic Law V.
And in any event, the sanctions that are really biting Iran are not unilateral sanctions imposed by the U.S. but multilateral sanctions imposed jointly with the Europeans.
Initially this aid was undesignated budget support, but in the 1990s Papua New Guinea's declining development indicators and perceptions of rising corruption prompted the government in Canberra to impose jointly specified aid.
In the same vein, AAM is proposed to impose jointly the constraints of shape variation and texture variation [79].
Third, mHemi-SNPs, Pseudo-simple SNPs, and the unauthentic DH lines may impose influences jointly.
The US and Russia had jointly imposed a ceasefire, but Kissinger secretly informed the Israelis that they could ignore it.
The powers jointly imposed the Organic Regulation of 1861 (modified in 1864), which gave Mount Lebanon, the axial mountain region, autonomy under a Christian governor appointed by the Ottoman sultan, assisted by a council representing the various communities.
The fines have been jointly imposed by U.S. and U.K. regulators.
He was succeeded by his three sons, Olaf IV (1103 15), Eystein I (1103 22), and Sigurd I Magnusson (1103 30), who ruled jointly and imposed tithes, founded the first Norwegian monasteries, built cathedrals, established the bishopric at Stavanger, and incorporated the clergy of the Scottish isles into the church of Norway.
He urged European countries to stick together in facing down Moscow and not be afraid to jointly impose additional, painful economic sanctions – which is very much the American line.
