Sentence examples for imposed on reporting from inspiring English sources

In an episode that underscores the limits imposed on reporting from Chechnya, Russia handed over a Radio Liberty correspondent to Chechen rebels today in exchange for two Russian soldiers.

The alleged identities of those who resorted to the courts to protect reputations or privacy were spilled out in a public challenge to the restrictions imposed on reporting and broadcasting.

The 1979 ruling from the ECHR in Strasbourg overturned a court injunction imposed on reports by the Sunday Times about the thalidomide compensation cases.

Restrictions imposed on report's size enable authors to publish but a small portion of the analyzed data.

Reports suggest that other conditions have also been imposed on groups wanting to invest in India.

Government restrictions imposed on independent reporting inside Syria made it impossible to verify the authenticity of the video, but it appeared to show that the protesters continued to chant even as shells were fired nearby.

In 2012, Hussain et al. published their experience in using a focused peer review process involving a multi-stage review of serious discrepancies identified with RadPeer scoring, which then had the potential to lead to punitive actions being imposed on the reporting radiologist [65].

In a statement, Mr. Paul criticized a provision that extends to broker-dealers the requirement imposed on banks to report suspicious activity by customers.

Taxes: Tax rates will remain the same, the finance minister said, but there will be a one-time surcharge imposed on the 42,800 Indians who report income of more than 10 million rupees ($186,000) to the tax department.

How many we do not know exactly, since the Afghan government imposed a news blackout on reporting violence during the elections.

For one thing, there is a credible theory that the French defence ministry has imposed a media blackout on reporting Operation Serval, preventing less savoury details from being reported.