Sentence examples for imposed on the break from inspiring English sources

These experiments also provided little evidence that differences in the severities of take-all in the second wheats were directly related to differences in the severities of take-all seen in first wheats, as a consequence of the treatments imposed on the break crops or set-aside/conservation covers that preceded them.

John Lindh finally agreed to plead guilty to one crime: breaking the economic sanctions imposed on the Taliban regime - by the Clinton administration.

It could also lead to other changes to the borders Britain and France imposed on the Middle East a century ago, starting with the break-up of Iraq on sectarian lines.

If they break this commitment, they face sanctions – currently only imposed on the unemployed.

In announcing his decision on remedies last week, Judge Jackson stayed his order breaking up Microsoft, but not the additional restrictions he imposed on the company.

All previous deadlines imposed on the two leaders to sign peace since the war began have been missed without consequence, and multiple other ceasefires have been broken.

In 2012 $2 billion-worth of fines were imposed on families that broke the one-child rule.China tried to stamp its authority on its region by imposing an air defence zone over a swathe of the East China Sea that covers islands contested by Japan.

I believed that Linux and news technologies, coupled with the other penalties imposed on Microsoft, would break its vise-like hold on PC operating systems.

The workforce has never been more demoralised and dejected than it is now, and the junior doctor contract set to be imposed on us will break us.

The industry was regulated by the Crown, who taxed mining output and raised revenue from any fines imposed on those who broke the stannary laws.

The draft will outline the changes that the commission wants Microsoft to make to its business model and the size of the fine that it intends to impose on the company for having broken the antitrust rules of the European Union.