Sentence examples for imposed on this case from inspiring English sources

"This decision and similar ones and the news blackout imposed on this case are purely for political and personal reasons," said a statement from the Arabic Network for Human Rights and Information, a Cairo-based advocacy group.

Mr. Felder, who called Ms. Hanover "an uncaring mother" who was "howling like a stuck pig," made the attacks with the mayor's support after Justice Gische sided with Ms. Hanover and lifted an order of silence she had briefly imposed on the case.

"They have taken what we believe is reckless and destructive spending and imposed them on this case".

And while the penalty imposed on petitioners in this case was relatively minor, the consequences of conviction are not..

Sony stated that if liability "is to be imposed on petitioners in this case, it must rest on the fact that they have sold equipment with constructive knowledge of the fact that their customers may use that equipment to make unauthorized copies of copyrighted material".

Still, in November the energy and mining minister said mining royalties will be imposed on a case-by-case basis.

Instead sanctions will be imposed on a case-by-case basis with the decision taken by all 12 member clubs.

We therefore have determined that the liability imposed by this case on social hosts shall be prospective, applicable only to events that occur after the date of this decision.

By adapting, we mean that through a few basic rules, imposed in this case on the energy function and the cage, a certain intelligence emerges.

"The risk to a defendant of having liability imposed on several hundred cases was a risk that was more than that defendant wanted to reasonably bear.

Some early private lawsuits against investment advisers, giant accounting firms and custodial banks are constrained by the tighter limits that Congress imposed on securities fraud cases in the mid-1990s.