Sentence examples for imposed the rules from inspiring English sources

Officials imposed the rules after demands for action following two fires that killed seven people in 1998.

The State Health Department said it imposed the rule primarily to protect hospital patients, whose immune systems are often weakened.

He has claimed "Syria is not for Syrians," and has imposed the rule of foreign gangs on the areas of north and eastern Syria that Isis currently controls.

He said Los Angeles had seen a 13 percent reduction in hospitalizations linked to restaurant food poisoning since the county first imposed the rule on restaurants in 1997.

Congress imposed the rule in 2006, but USPS officials and labor groups are calling for a repeal of the policy, which costs the agency about $5.5 billion each year.

He was at sea when the then Rudd Labor government imposed the rule that no boat arrivals would ever settle in Australia.

Race officials imposed the rule to keep the 1,157-mile 1,157-mileh starace in Anchorage, from dragging on as long as a month.

That delayed imposing the rules for two years.

Some experts said the commission could be more flexible in imposing the rules during economic downturns.

The dissenting commissioners questioned whether the agency had the statutory authority to impose the rules on the broadcast industry.

The agency now says it has held off imposing the rules until Congress agrees on new security legislation.