Sentence examples for imposed there was from inspiring English sources

No dogmas were imposed, there was a total freedom.

And any time speed limits were imposed, there was 280 pound-feet of torque to squirt the 3,000lb hatchback forward as soon as they were lifted.

This is because before the NMB was imposed there were a greater range of mechanisms of spread of FMD operating.

Beyond sex differences in perceiving that seem to be culturally imposed, there is evidence for more general cultural influences on perception.

We have already seen strikes and with the prospect of a new contract being imposed, there is now the unprecedented threat of a full walkout of junior doctors.

In many countries death sentences are not carried out immediately after they are imposed; there is often a long period of uncertainty for the convicted while their cases are appealed.

But unless a ban on the use of animals in circuses is imposed, there's nothing to stop a British circus from acquiring another elephant and putting him or her through a life of torment.

Initially, before any constraints are imposed, there are nearly half a million resources templates that are made available by different providers.

I have found that in workplaces where English-only rules are imposed there is always a core problem of animosity and mistrust among the employees or between manager and employee, and the use of native languages only exacerbates it.

When heat stress is imposed, there is a rapid disassociation of polyribosomes and protein synthesis stops briefly and then resumes with a new set of proteins including the HSPs.

If Mr Schäuble's views are imposed there will not be a solution".