Sentence examples for imposed late from inspiring English sources

The immigration measures imposed late Friday were seen by U.S. counterterrorism officials and analysts as particularly counterproductive and poorly conceived.

The travel ban was imposed late Friday night after military intelligence agents arrested Mr. Baduel and shoved him into an unmarked vehicle in front of two of his children and his wife, who was screaming at the agents, a scene captured on video and replayed repeatedly throughout this country on private television networks.

Imposed late on Tuesday, it covers Bangkok and three surrounding provinces.

India's Daughter has been front page news here in India every day since the ban was imposed late on Tuesday last week.

After the servicer sent notices of default and imposed late fees, the homeowners spent over seven months attempting to resolve the servicer's error.

First USA and its Chicago-based parent, Bank One Corp., recently paid $84.9 million to settle three class-action suits over charges that they illegally hiked interest rates, imposed late fees and artificially inflated revenues.

Mr Lee also said he was disappointed no licensing authorities had imposed late-night levies - an additional charge for late-opening alcohol suppliers designed to contribute towards policing the night-time economy.

Mr. Luxemburg said that most co-ops that impose late fees charge from $50 to $100.

She alleges that it imposes late rental payments of $100, even if they are just one minute late, or due to an error in Invitation Homes' computer system.

First USA has hurt Bank One's profit since 1999, when it lost customers after giving them less time to pay their bills and then imposing late fees and raising interest rates for those who missed the deadline.

It said some lenders might restrict their lending, or stop it altogether, or might find other ways to make money from their loans by imposing late payment fees.