Sentence examples for imposed on those from inspiring English sources

The great underlying question is this: Should the beliefs of one religion be imposed on those who may hold other sincerely held beliefs?

Harsh penalties were still imposed on those found guilty of counterfeiting: one William Chaloner was sentenced to death after being brought to justice by the then Master of the Mint, Sir Isaac Newton (above).

Judicial penances were imposed on those who had been convicted of heresy and had recanted.

High fines can be imposed on those using the facility without a permit.

But faith should not be imposed on those who do not share it.

"Criminal penalties are still imposed on those who seek access to abortion services in Northern Ireland.

Fines were imposed on those who had not come forward to be knighted at the king's accession.

Against that, he offers a single sentence about the hardship imposed on those put in the camps.

It should not be imposed on those who cannot consent to it, unless there is a medical need.

Allows conditions restricting studies to be imposed on those given limited leave to enter or remain in the UK.

The senators' request triggers an investigation that could lead to sanctions imposed on those individuals responsible for Khashoggi's disappearance.