Sentence examples for imposed not from inspiring English sources
(Austerity imposed not just in the periphery, but in Germany, the Netherlands and elsewhere).
The revelations of character, when they are finally served up, are imposed, not earned.
For example, the new law says those penalties "shall" be imposed, not "must be".
She also felt new limitations in her marriage — imposed, not by the president, but by his presidency.
Civil detention is imposed not as punishment, but simply to make sure somebody shows up for a hearing.
"The death penalty," the authors declare, "is imposed not for the worst crime, but for the worst lawyer".
The new conservatives wished to impose not only British laws but also western values on India.
"The antiques of Lyon are imposing, not ostentatious," Mr. Vernay added.
It imposes not only pacifism, but also Western notions of human rights and civil liberties.
A small fine can be imposed for not voting.
Like Baitullah Mehsud and Nek Mohammad before him, he always maintained he would keep fighting until Sharia law was imposed - not just in the border areas near Afghanistan, but across Pakistan.
