Sentence examples for imposed one from inspiring English sources

He has imposed one law -- on integrating the schools -- over the objections of the city council.

Carter administration officials imposed one new requirement on the auto industry in 1980 and began drafting new tire regulations, government documents from that period show.

As written in 1970, and interpreted in several lower court decisions over the years, the act imposed one overriding obligation on the administrator -- to protect the public health "with an adequate margin of safety".

Judge Gordon had imposed one particularly unusual condition on Mrs. Hall: She could not move without the judge's permission.

On the other hand, the Irish government has imposed one of the highest tax rates on spirits in the EU, and taken a variety of steps to discourage the consumption of whiskey and other spirits.

When some symmetries on the transition matrices or on the root distribution are imposed, one obtains the substitution matrices of the corresponding Jukes-Cantor and Kimura (2 and 3 parameters) models among others (([ 10], § 4.2), [ 12], see Methods section).

In response, Kaunda in 1972 imposed one-party rule on Zambia, and in 1973 he introduced a new constitution that ensured his party's uncontested rule.

Rental apartments are available in the community's two-family houses, which were built or converted before current zoning laws imposed one-family restrictions on any new alteration or construction.

By way of explanation, the UN adds: "The emphasis on global targets imposed one-size-fits-all targets for countries, irrespective of countries' diverse starting points, financial resources and capacity".

The two parties which had the largest representation in Iraq before Saddam's Ba'ath party imposed one-party rule were excluded.

A centrally imposed one-size-fits all approach is not the answer".