Sentence examples for imposed on foreign from inspiring English sources

The limitations the Israelis have imposed on foreign journalists make it difficult to assess the situation.

The second was an end to the tariffs and restrictions that governments imposed on foreign imports to protect domestic producers.

The censorship rules are also imposed on foreign correspondents and international news agencies filing articles from Sri Lanka.

MSCI said investors were also bothered by the stiff limits imposed on foreign investors withdrawing their funds from China.

When capital next floods into emerging markets, they may impose limited controls on inflows, akin to the taxes Brazil imposed on foreign bond and share purchases in 2009.

Over the last decade, culminating in the JOBS Act, the regulations imposed on foreign companies listing in the United States have been substantially reduced.

But critics say that it amounts to gross legislative overreach, and that the $8 billion the Treasury expects to reap in taxes owed over 10 years pales next to the costs it will impose on foreign institutions.

The effectiveness of our foreign aid has been limited by the cultural agenda of the current Administration, attempting to impose on foreign countries, especially the peoples of Africa, legalized abortion and the homosexual rights agenda.

Vietnam has lifted the many restrictions it imposed on the foreign aid it accepted during a bird flu outbreak a year ago, he said.

After the embassy bombings in East Africa in 1998, the United States imposed the stiffest sanctions it had ever imposed on a foreign country on the Taliban, and the antidrug program was virtually the only program that survived.

Under the Byrd Amendment, American firms that successfully back unfair trading cases not only get duties imposed on their foreign competitors but also get to see those duties transferred from the U.S. Treasury to them.