Sentence examples for imposed to have from inspiring English sources

VIII provides: Excessive bail shall not be required.... Stack v. Boyle (1951) is the only case in which the Supreme Court has held the bail imposed to have been constitutionally excessive.

The model to be confirmed was also imposed to have a general (global) second order factor; related with the specific factors.

America's Congress has partly reversed automatic cuts it had imposed to deal with a ballooning deficit.

He would induce it to end the sanctions it had imposed to pen him in.

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

Suitable boundary conditions have been imposed to derive the dispersion equation in closed form.

UN humanitarian monitors could have been imposed to reinforce the work of the weapons inspectors.

Conditions have been imposed to minimise the risk of seismic activity.

Data validation restrictions have been imposed to protect the integrity of the collected data.

Price hikes he had accused the firm of imposing to overcharge Medicare hadn't actually taken place.

The sentence imposed, however, seems to have more to do with what offends Wiley than the facts of the case.