Sentence examples for imposed on some of 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).

Mr. Boucher said it was the second time sanctions were being imposed on some of the firms involved in today's announcement.

The order imposed on some of these European forests is remarkable, especially to anyone used to the untamed national parks in the United States and Canada.

Workers at Wells Fargo and their supporters are to gather in front of the bank's corporate office in Minneapolis to protest the bank's alleged predatory practice – mainly the sales quotas imposed on some of its workers.

"The contamination can no longer be more than 0.5percentt," he said, referring to the stringent levels that China has imposed on some of the materials that it hasn't banned so far.

Apple has been granted a temporary suspension of a sales ban imposed on some of its products in Germany.

Even in rodents, excessive CR imposed on some strains of mice increases mortality.

Despite the limitations imposed on the inmates, some of them continued risk behaviors into the incarceration or initiated such behaviors during the incarceration.

The harm it imposes on voters, some of whom will no doubt be discouraged from casting ballots, is considerable.

We watch, at once infuriated and fascinated, as she works to impose on Mike some of her own humiliation, going so far as to suggest that he is the father of her handicapped daughter.

They obtained at least one or two positive solutions under some assumptions imposed on the nonlinearity of by applying Krasnoselskii fixed point theorem.