Sentence examples for imposed more than from inspiring English sources

Mr Jospin has imposed more than FFr40 billion ($6.7 billion) in tax increases.

Of the other referees, only Roshan Mahanama (two) has imposed more than one penalty.

Between 2013 and the end of 2014, the government imposed more than 20 news blackouts on important stories, on various grounds including national security.

Between them, the G20 group of countries have imposed more than 3,500 trade-distorting measures since the crisis began, 80% of which remain in force.

The Football Association has imposed more than £350,000 in fines on players and officials since 2011 for offences including racist and sexist comments.

Over the course of investigations and legal battles that ran from 1993 to 2013, the commission imposed more than €2bn in fines on Microsoft.

New Jersey imposes more than 30 taxes.

She said that last year in individual investigations the Labor Department uncovered widespread violations by residential construction companies, imposing more than $7 million in fines involving 4,000 workers.

(Even if the customer has given permission to be charged overdraft fees, thought, the bank still won't impose more than four).

Without this information, readers may not understand the judge's decision to impose more than the minimum sentence in this case.

Sky's failure to impose more than a temporary suspension on the second culprit, however, calls into question the integrity of the channel's bosses.