Sentence examples for imposed on the foreign from inspiring English sources
Vietnam has lifted the many restrictions it imposed on the foreign aid it accepted during a bird flu outbreak a year ago, he said.
First, he was acclaimed unanimously by the Greek Assembly, rather than imposed on the people by foreign powers.
Social media was suspended and a moratorium imposed on the issuing of visas to foreign journalists.
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.
After the embassy bombings in East Africa in 1998, the United States imposed the stiffest sanctions it had ever imposed on a foreign country on the Taliban, and the antidrug program was virtually the only program that survived.
Dr. Cech, former president of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, said the more onerous visa requirements imposed on foreign scientists in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks were benefiting European countries especially.
Over the last decade, culminating in the JOBS Act, the regulations imposed on foreign companies listing in the United States have been substantially reduced.
"I want to say clearly and emphatically that the government of Mexico and the Mexican people do not have to accept provisions that one government unilaterally wants to impose on the other," Mexican foreign minister Luis Videgaray told Reuters Wednesday morning as he prepared for a tense meeting with Trump.
The limitations the Israelis have imposed on foreign journalists make it difficult to assess the situation.
Under the Byrd Amendment, American firms that successfully back unfair trading cases not only get duties imposed on their foreign competitors but also get to see those duties transferred from the U.S. Treasury to them.
Certain legislative enactments substantially shut the capital market of the U.S. to foreign issuers; and other restraints were imposed on foreign lending by United States financial institutions and on direct foreign investment by United States corporations.
