Sentence examples for imposed temporary from inspiring English sources
When inflation rose last year, she imposed temporary controls on grain exports, for example.
Some states and municipalities with questions about fracking have imposed temporary moratoriums on the extraction technique.
In January, the commerce department imposed "temporary" import duties of up to 10%.
In recent years, the European Union and Japan have imposed temporary bans on Chinese seafood because of illegal drug residues.
The government had imposed temporary bans required under the international treaty that governs trade in threatened and endangered species.
Where everyone else was fixated on trying to placate international investors, Iceland imposed temporary controls on the movement of capital to give itself room to maneuver.
The Federal Aviation Administration has alerted local pilots that it will impose "temporary flight restrictions for V.I.P. movement".
Otherwise, the airline said, it would ask a court to impose temporary pay cuts.
The FAA imposes temporary flight restrictions near stadiums during games, but they are routinely ignored.
The fund would also allow nations to impose temporary foreign-exchange controls to prevent a rapid outflow of private funds.
Under the terms of joining the WTO, China gave other countries the right until 2013 to impose temporary "safeguards" against surges of Chinese imports.
