Sentence examples for imposed on certain from inspiring English sources

They declared incompatible with the convention statutory provisions that imposed on certain sex offenders lifelong obligations to inform the police of their whereabouts.

But he has not issued any since October 2010, when lawmakers of both parties expressed outrage over a statement he attached to a bill saying that he could disregard requirements imposed on certain negotiations with international financial institutions.

Under the measures, Ireland's tax net would be widened to take in some low-income workers who currently pay no tax, and a series of new taxes would be imposed on certain residential properties, as well as on 120,000 people who receive public sector pensions.

Classical methods of static optimization also involve the problem of extremum seeking in the presence of equality constraints imposed on certain original variables.

The optimization problems are constrained by stress based failure criteria and other structural response constraints like limits imposed on certain displacements, buckling characteristics and natural frequency constraints.

Then there are those taxes masquerading as "fees" that are going to be imposed on certain industries insurers (as I mentioned above), but also pharmaceutical, medical devices and clinical labs.

How dare the Church of England impose on certain employees edicts about physical intimacy?

He opposes the size limitations that the mayor seeks to impose on certain sugary drinks.

Instead of fees, the majority of the academic departments impose on students a certain number of hours work for the university each week.

Back problems still bother the former Mets first baseman, and they have imposed on him a certain realism.

The decision to ratchet up the pressure on trade came eleven days after America imposed tariffs on certain types of Chinese paper and when American politicians are agitating for action against what they see as Chinese protectionism.