Sentence examples for imposed to date from inspiring English sources

"These two sanctions are among the most significant imposed to date by the competition authority," it said.

"The Justice Department recognised in its letter that HSBC has made material progress toward meeting the most stringent compliance standards imposed to date upon a global financial institution," said Stuart Levey, chief legal officer at HSBC.

"The Justice Department recognised in its letter that HSBC has made material progress toward meeting the most stringent compliance standards imposed to date upon a global financial institution," he said.

Trudeau's comments came after President Trump enacted the most severe economic penalties he has imposed to date against U.S. allies, establishing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union.

An Isaf committee said "the penalties imposed to date are appropriate".

Wells Fargo now faces a $100 million fine the largest civil penalty that the CFPB has imposed to date.

This is the largest penalty that has been imposed on Camelot to date.

Meanwhile, as the United States imposes its strongest sanctions to date and the European Union prepares to impose an embargo on Iranian oil, the choice for Tehran will be sharpened – meet your international obligations or face the consequences.

It is the second-largest set of fines imposed on a bank to date, after the $1.9bn that HSBC agreed to pay US authorities earlier this month to settle allegations of money-laundering.

Under one approach being seriously considered by the National Security Council, the White House would seek to impose a date by which all 30,000 surge troops would need to be removed but that would give Petraeus and his successor the flexibility to determine the pace of the withdrawal, two of the civilian officials said.

Although it is possible for a clinical diagnosis of diabetes to have preceded the case date in the BCLHD, it is less likely that a cancer diagnosis would have actually preceded the clinical diagnosis of diabetes, particularly given the minimum 2-year cancer-free period we imposed prior to index date, which coincided with the same time window for the diabetes case definition.