Sentence examples for imposed to every from inspiring English sources

A common computation time of ten days is imposed to every one of them.

However, the research team came to note later on that some of the so-perceived ANC fees were not specifically directed to ANC services only or at all, but were imposed to every client contacting the clinics concerned as a way of covering at least part of the operational charges (OC) which the facility management incurs.

He added: "As I announced at the Mansion House earlier this month, I will apply any mortgage limits that the Bank of England imposes to every single loan in the Help to Buy mortgage guarantee scheme.

From 1st January 1992, the employers were imposed to pay the first 2 weeks of every period of sickness absence; this period is not present in the official registers.

Although there was no Court opinion in the Green case, eight members of the Court concurred in the view that Rule 32(a) requires a district judge before imposing sentence to afford every convicted defendant an opportunity personally to speak in his own behalf.

Property inspection fees can be levied every month or so, and fees can be imposed every two months to cover assessments of a home's worth.

But the new legislation seems to impose on every state a Texas-type model that may actually retard sensible accountability in some places.

By acknowledging that he took injections from his highly personal trainer, Clemens has lost some of the control he likes to impose on every aspect of his life and image.

Because I conclude that the Chevron Oil test dictates that Bacchus not be applied retroactively, I would decline the Court's invitation to impose liability on every jurisdiction in the Nation that reasonably relied on pre-Bacchus law.

A country that needs to impose a curfew every time it fears what it calls "unrest" in a region that it claims as an integral part should by now have learned that it is not an integral part.

The cliché criticisms of Obama are (from the left) that he is a naïve centrist, not the audacious liberal that Democrats thought they were getting, and (from the right) that he is a socialist out to impose government on every corner of American life.