Sentence examples for imposed on the day from inspiring English sources

The defence secretary, Robert Gates, is shortly expected to lift an order imposed on the day of Obama's inauguration two years ago halting the start of new military tribunals, according to the New York Times.

The hourly feeding regimen was imposed on the day of study only.

Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates is expected to soon lift an order blocking the initiation of new cases against detainees, which he imposed on the day of President Obama's inauguration.

In experiment 3, heat stress and controlled water-deficit stress were imposed on the starting day of anthesis till the end of main tiller anthesis (c) and the flag-leaf RWC during the period was continuously monitored for four consecutive flowering days (day 1 [day, day 2 [day, day 3 [D3], and day 4 [d4]) (d).

Local officials on Sunday lifted a curfew that had been imposed on the city Friday night.

She said in a statement that the teachers and others would not work under a contract that the board imposed on the union Tuesday.

Detroit teachers could go out on strike this fall as the result of a new contract imposed on the union Sunday by Detroit Public Schools Emergency Manager Roy Roberts.

This suggests hopes for those wanting to see the film at some point are looking slimmer, as October falls some distance outside the 14-day restraining order imposed on the producers last Friday.

But the appeals panel agreed to lift the ban having been shown the incident from a different angle, just as they had in rescinding a one-match suspension imposed on the Hull forward Lee Radford last Wednesday night.

There was little sign of a conciliatory approach being taken by the BHA on Thursday as the ruling body confirmed a 22-day ban imposed on the rider Robert Winston and then released statistics that, it is claimed, show the beneficial effects of the strict new regime.

Waiting restrictions will be imposed on the key roads from 1900 on Friday, a full 40 hours before the race passes by.