Sentence examples for imposed later from inspiring English sources

He says they want a car now for fear that restrictions might be imposed later.

Some regulators have reportedly said that fines may be imposed later.

Indeed, a state of emergency was imposed later in the day, so Bahrain is now effectively under martial law.

I may have hesitated before my extensive doll collection, unable to decide which one to bring along, but I am uncertain if that really happened or if such a concrete memory was contrived and imposed later.

That means that anything the original parties to the TPP accept is likely to be imposed later on other countries in the region, and quite likely, on the rest of the world.

Higher taxes imposed later further squeezed the region's export income, and the Jesuit missions continued to be a hated competitor driving down prices of the Paraguayan's cash crop.

Vietnam, Egypt and India all limited rice exports last year, but the limits were much less drastic and were imposed much later in the year, after much more rice had been shipped.

The critics also object that the codes remove the limit of one 20percentt rent increase upon a vacancy in a two-year lease period, permit surcharges for appliances and utilities, list new criteria for determining primary residency in eviction cases and allow concessions made by a tenant in settling litigation with a landlord to be imposed on later tenants.

Per Yahoo's policy, developers will be required to display its ads next to, or within, their results (although this requirement won't be imposed until later, Yahoo plans to offer CPM fees as an alternative, and academics will be exempt from any such attempts at monetization completely).

Bush feared racial quotas would be imposed, but later approved watered-down Civil Rights Act of 1991.

Our findings also imply that restrictions be imposed no later than three months following the first infectious global import.