Sentence examples for imposed out of from inspiring English sources

"It would probably send most of the farmers on whom this would be imposed out of business," he said.

The Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) has lifted its ban on US flights in and out of Israel, which the agency had imposed out of concern for the risk of planes being hit by Hamas rockets.

US flight ban lifted: Carriers still hesitant The Federal Aviation Administration has lifted its ban on US flights in and out of Israel, which the agency had imposed out of concern for the risk of planes being hit by Hamas rockets.

In Roemer v. Evans, Kennedy viewed a Colorado constitutional amendment that prevented gays from seeking discrimination protection as a disadvantage imposed out of "animosity" to gays.

The report also found that, over all, Mississippi imposed out-of-school suspensions at a rate more than one and a half times the national average.

The report says the practice has left the state with the country's sixth lowest graduation rate -- and 1.5 times the national average of imposing out-of-school suspensions.

More difficult conditions of oil production process in recent years impose the necessity of finding out new technical solutions that will provide reliable and efficient lifting of reservoir fluid to the surface.

New Jersey residents who work in New York City won a court battle early last week when a New York State Court of Appeals declared the commuter tax imposed on out-of-state residents as unconstitutional.

Take California, where insurance companies can impose high out-of-pocket costs on patients who rely on specialty drugs.

Federal law also sets a standard for state schools that imposes higher, out-of-state tuition on such students.

It would fail, for example, if it lacks emergency-room or maternity coverage, or imposes crippling out-of-pocket expenses, or the sort of caps that mean people paying premiums end up bankrupt anyway.