Sentence examples for imposed on some from inspiring English sources

Reading about life under house arrest, I can't help but think of the curious similarity between the treatment of one of China's top leaders, and the measures imposed on some of China's other targets of official attention: Zeng Jinyan, (the wife of activist Hu Jia), Yuan Weijing (the wife of thelawyer Chen Guangcheng), and Liu Xia (the wife of the writer Liu Xiaobo).

This pension-freezing penalty is also imposed on some 550,000 British pensioners living overseas.

Mr Cameron's U-turn will see all-women shortlists imposed on some constituencies selecting their candidates in the New Year.

The suspension, Orza said, is longer than that imposed on some players who were found to have been drug users.

You cannot run controlled experiments in which a particular institution is randomly imposed on some countries, but not on others, in order to compare how they fare.

So far Russia has excluded spirits from a ban it has imposed on some Western imports in response to sanctions but that could easily change.

If the three-judge panel overturns Lifland's judgment, the decision would erase the enormous liability that Picard wants to impose on some investors now classified as winners.

It warns that: The austerity measures that the European Commission, the IMF and the European Central Bank are imposing on some countries and advocating for others are dragging the whole of Europe into economic stagnation...

It is certainly not a regime humans imposed on animals some 10,000 years ago.

While sanctions have not been imposed on Ukraine, some do restrict transactions with respect to Ukraine's Crimea region, which has been annexed by Russia (hence the sanctions).

The beer industry complains that some of the decline is due to steep increases in the value-added tax imposed on beer by some countries, including Greece.