Sentence examples for imposed on those that from inspiring English sources

Phase three of the scheme would affect 90,000 much smaller vehicles, including vans and minibuses, with a daily £100 charge to be imposed on those that did not meet the emissions standards.

Congress has reacted to the 1994 experience by creating a detailed list of requirements that say clearly what schools must do and what penalties will be imposed on those that fail to comply.

Nevertheless, the requirement to "come out" is a social ailment that is imposed on those with an orientation that deviates from the perceived mainstream.

The revelation, supported by documents released through the Freedom of Information Act, calls into question the concessions made to the voluntary programme last month, which removed a two-week benefit sanction imposed on those dropping out of that scheme, as refusal to complete a placement on the compulsory scheme can lead to jobseekers' benefits being stopped for three to six months.

Surely, the penalty for flagrantly jeopardizing the lives and safety of others should be greater than that imposed on those who, in essence, cause inconvenience to a special, albeit limited segment of the population.

Because of bureaucratic bungling and the high hurdles that Louisiana imposed on those applying for the money, thousands of homeowners never applied at all, and many other people moved away and abandoned their homes.

With respect to the punishment imposed on those sinners the Bible says, "So that they [the rest of the people] shall hear and fear".

As for the amateur draft, each team will be assigned a soft cap on the amount of money it can spend on signing bonuses for picks, with considerable luxury taxes imposed on teams that exceed those amounts.

They include the compulsory "courts charge" handed to those found guilty of crimes, and high fees imposed on firms that want to lodge civil actions.

But does such a code, which is voluntary and backed by no official organisation to impose sanctions on those that break it, achieve anything?

But there's nothing imposed on her that isn't generated by who she is.