Sentence examples for imposed outside from inspiring English sources

Until now, only fines, and no prison terms, could be imposed outside the territorial zone.

A burqa and niqab ban can, according to this reasoning, be imposed outside any nationalistic debate.

Warsaw attaches a different emphasis to the clause, related to the way that increased ambition may be imposed outside the bloc's carbon market, but touching on the fractious arguments over qualified majority voting and, potentially, the national veto.

(3) and (4), the time step can be viewed as a slip step imposed outside the model area.

Guest can pose for a photo in the car, with a green-screen image imposed outside the train window, for $24.95.

In general, the regulatory implementations of these concepts impose additional requirements well beyond those conventionally imposed outside of the regulatory context.

Instead of imposing outside assumptions about trauma and healing, the World Health Organization has begun recommending "psychosocial support" for disaster areas.

In ancient Greece, city states often rebelled against their overlords, who then besieged them to punish those responsible and re-impose outside control.

In an article for the World Peace Foundation, writer Alex de Waal says there are fundamental pillars of activism which should always be followed, most of all, the act of responding to and collaborating with local people, rather than imposing outside agendas.

They had characterized the Moore and Hart-Holifield campaigns as attempts by Rep. Mervyn Dymally (D-Compton), who supported both challengers, to impose outside "bossism" on local government.

Munk, who spent 6 years examining the impact of the Millenium Project in Africa, describes the dangers inherent in imposing outside theories on the complex and ever-changing lives of African villagers.