Sentence examples for imposed state from inspiring English sources
The Spanish and Portuguese imposed state control, and their colonies, like the motherlands, soon became moribund.
In 1971 he imposed state control on the oil industry, at the cost of ending Algeria's special relationship with France.
In an attempt to bring the standoff to an end, Mr. Samak imposed state of emergency for Bangkok on Tuesday that banned gatherings of more than five people or of any group that might cause disorder.
Mr. Vas has assailed Mr. Sires for taking $12,000 from casino operators, then passing an exception for them in a recently imposed state smoking ban, a move that would have been illegal had the donations been given to a state campaign.
Extended command governors (ECGs) are add-on schemes that modify set-point commands as necessary to ensure that imposed state and control constraints are not violated by closed-loop systems designed for set-point tracking.
That level of cooperation began eroding a decade ago, when Russian President Vladimir Putin imposed state controls on domestic and foreign media. .
Mount Tai was not only the site of imposing state ceremonies.
Mr. Putin's efforts initially appeared limited to imposing state control over the country's natural resources.
The ruling is a clear warning to other states that they, too, are barred from writing their own immigration laws, including imposing state punishments on the undocumented.
"The governor is really imposing state control over local government beyond anything we've seen before," said Ben Dworkin, the director of the Rebovich Institute for New Jersey Politics at Rider University.
The options being discussed include imposing state requirements that people get insurance, penalties for people who delay and automatic coverage enrollment.
