Sentence examples for imposed shortly from inspiring English sources

The blockade was imposed shortly after Hamas took over Gaza.

The restrictions were imposed shortly after the violence erupted in September 2000.

Although desegregation was imposed shortly after the finding, the district continues to suffer from chronic budget deficits and teacher strikes.

The original block was imposed shortly after a video was uploaded to the site by Tibetans in exile that purported to show atrocities committed by Chinese security forces during and after rioting in Tibet in March 2008.

The blackouts, imposed shortly before 5 p.m. and lasting an hour or so in most places, came just hours after power officials said they believed they had avoided blackouts by asking large commercial users to scale back their use and by importing additional power from Canada.

The curfew was imposed shortly after the US invasion in an attempt to curb sectarian violence in the capital.

The policy, imposed by Congress shortly after Beijing's violent suppression of pro-democracy protesters in 1989, restricts scientific exchanges and blocks exports of space technology.

The national office imposed its supervision shortly after the affiliate signed onto a Web site, savetheaclu.org, that is critical of the A.C.L.U.'s leadership.

The United States imposed the economic embargo shortly after Mr. Castro took power in 1959.

If the fine is imposed, it would come shortly after the Justice Department fined Credit Suisse for running what senators called a "cloak-and-dagger" scheme to help 22,000 US customers hide billions from the tax authorities.

AT&T just said it will shortly impose 150 GB and 250 GB limits based on service tiers (slower all-copper DSL versus fibre-backed DSL).