Sentence examples for imposed on immigrants from inspiring English sources
The logic of policy intervention is a conditioning one, where integration is imposed on immigrants as a requirement for the granting of full rights.
Allows additional reporting and residency conditions to be imposed on immigrants granted limited leave to remain.
"Ending the something-for-nothing culture needs to apply to immigration as well as welfare," he said, drawing a parallel between measures to be imposed on immigrants and huge cuts in welfare spending on Britons themselves that the government has devised under its austerity program to counter its debts.
They also are critical of a provision that allows states to eliminate a five-year waiting period for Medicaid and S-chip that is now imposed on immigrant children who are here legally.
Language tests were imposed on Soviet-era immigrants who wanted citizenship, but as many chose to stick with their old Soviet passports.
Bouchard calls this majority precedence "ad hoc" or "contextual", distinguishing it from the "formal" precedence that, for instance, France imposes on its immigrants in terms of Republicanism.
The societal surveillance imposed on pregnant women, the poor and immigrants meet in this novel.
In theory it was a protest against the fine system imposed on British lorry drivers, not immigration per se, but nobody there was really sticking to that script, instead choosing to spend the day hating on immigrants.
"There are no players imposed on me.
"The rate was imposed on us.
