Sentence examples for imposed on both from inspiring English sources

They could be imposed on both the ship owner and the shipper.

It could involve an imposed peace agreement imposed on both sides and enforced by international peacekeepers.

Rigid controls were often imposed on both production and sale of the liquor.

Palestinian officials say they accepted the plan on the understanding that it would be imposed on both sides.

IN addition, Mr. Weinstein said, there may be document preparation fees imposed on both the seller and the buyer.

But the administration left in place -- and left largely undiscussed -- economic sanctions imposed on both India and Pakistan after they conducted nuclear tests two years ago.

Manners defined the man and his songs, imposing on both a meticulous and elegant symmetry.

The parties must acknowledge the losses an agreement will impose on both sides to enable them to secure the benefits of peace.

A crucial question, Mr. Bruene said, is how much regulation the government will impose on both the lending and the financing sites.

"We feel it's critical for the court to understand the burdens that this law imposes on both employers and employees," said James Klein, president of the American Benefits Council in Washington, whose members include a broad cross-section of major employers.

His conclusion, torturously arrived at and always held without final resolution, like the suspended chords in a Joni Mitchell song, was basically this: Hospitality is not a set of rules followed by participants, but, rather, a stream of misunderstandings whose proof of purchase is the shared uncertainty it imposes on both sides.