Sentence examples for imposed on who from inspiring English sources

As an unzoned school, it doesn't have the usual geographic restrictions imposed on who can attend.

As the arrival of the 120 world leaders approached, more and more restrictions were imposed on who was allowed in.

Specifically, they want Beijing to lift the restrictions it has imposed on who may stand for election in the territory in 2017.

Many in Hong Kong believe that limits will be imposed on who is able to stand.The bluntness of the Chinese government report has led some to suspect that leaders in Beijing are deliberately provoking dissent in order to justify a crackdown.

They must determine who is eligible for subsidies and who will be exempt from the penalties imposed on people who go without insurance.

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

The assessment of competence is subject to two pitfalls: complex research decisions may be imposed on children who are unable to make them, while capable children who want to take part may be inadvertently excluded [ 9].

The industry was regulated by the Crown, who taxed mining output and raised revenue from any fines imposed on those who broke the stannary laws.

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

"Any time there's a tax being imposed on businesses, who's paying for it?

Heavier tax levies were imposed on peasants, who provided the bulk of government revenue.