Sentence examples for imposed so from inspiring English sources

But no such requirements have been imposed so far.

But no sanctions have been imposed so far.

"There's no real regulatory discomfort imposed, so this sort of thing just continues," he said.

The issue is still under consideration, and no sanctions have been imposed so far.

Only 40% of the total cutbacks have been imposed so far, it said.

The measures that have been imposed so far include visa bans and asset freezes on senior Russian officials.

They have negotiated agreements with industry, imposed so-called eco-taxes and made serious investments in energy efficiency.

Michael F. Barry, a spokesman for the Insurance Information Institute, a national nonprofit consumer education agency that is financed by the insurance industry, said that while a number of municipalities around the nation have indeed imposed so-called crash taxes as a way to raise revenue, a number of state legislatures have banned them.

A dozen campuses have imposed so-called student success fees of up to nearly $800 per student, which many critics see as effectively tuition hikes, to augment academic services and hire faculty.

He said the only pressure he feels is self-imposed, so great is his desire to represent his country in a team event.

And nothing imposes so many unnecessary costs.