Sentence examples for imposed on guardians from inspiring English sources
Fines would be imposed on guardians, signatories, marriage officials and any other witnesses aware of any contravention.
Last month the specialist high court judge Mr Justice Eady, who has presided over many of the most high-profile media cases, said he had never heard the term superinjunction until the measures imposed on the Guardian were questioned in parliament.
That was the case for past restrictions imposed on The Guardian, New York Times and Bloomberg — each of which published political exposes prior to being blocked.
That was the case for past restrictions imposed on The Guardian, New York Times and Bloomberg — each of which published political exposes prior to being blocked.
It allows the family to determine a comfort level, but also imposes consequences on guardians who manipulate the laws to their own advantage.
Westminster sources told the Guardian the peers would suggest the amendments should not be imposed on existing trade union members until progress on cross-party funding changes had been made.
Guardian Australia has obtained a series of staff logs relating to a $14,000 welfare debt imposed on a nurse, who asked for anonymity, late last year.
Last week the Guardian and a range of other news outlets challenged the secrecy rules that Missouri has imposed on its source of pentobarbital under the first amendment "right of access" of the US constitution.
"There are no players imposed on me.
Jasvinder Sanghera, a long-time campaigner against forced marriage, told the Guardian she had no faith in anti-harassment efforts in the Lords after peers voted down the punishment imposed on Anthony Lester.
