Sentence examples for imposed on the bbc from inspiring English sources

The biggest sanction Ofcom has imposed on the BBC was the £50,000 fine in July last year after the results of a Blue Peter competition were faked.

There are official protests; severe restrictions are imposed on the BBC and any other foreign organisation that wants to film in India; the director never enters the country again.

Lyons believes it is outrageous and "a complete breach of faith" for the government to accept the savings imposed on the BBC and then come back for a second huge bite of the cherry five years later.

The sentence imposed on LaRouche was excessive.

"The rate was imposed on us.

Taxes are imposed on businesses.

Watch the first episode of The Iraq War at 21 00BST on Wednesday 29 May on BBC 2 or catch it later on the BBC iPlayer.

For more on this story, watch Inside Out on BBC One East, Monday 24 February at 19 30 GMT, or afterwards on the BBC iPlayer.

More clips and news on our BBC website; "like" us on Facebook; "follow" us on twitter or watch shows from the last few months on the BBC iPlayer.

Scores on the BBC-SWB and its subscales were well-distributed.

And to impose it on the reader.