Sentence examples for imposed unless from inspiring English sources

As of January 1, Bush-era tax cuts will expire, and massive spending cuts are set to be imposed unless a political compromise is reached.

A government-commissioned report last year said quotas should be imposed unless top firms acted to increase the number of women on their boards to at least one in four by 2015.

What is giving Mr. Cullen his 11th-hour leverage is New Jersey's criminal procedure rule 3 21-4 3 21-4hich says, "Sentence shall not be imposed unless the defendant is present or has filed a whichen waiver of the right to be presays".

Those who reach 12 points on their licence often go to court thinking they can argue their way out of trouble, not realising there is a statutory presumption that a six-month ban will be imposed unless it would cause exceptional hardship.

Statutory press regulation would be imposed unless they introduced a tough self-regulatory system.

Although they are intended to safeguard important public assets, they impose severe restrictions on the persons concerned: and the Italian Constitution, based as it is on the fundamental principles of legality and democracy, states that no duty, whether personal or public, may be imposed unless backed by the law.

Sanctions for breaches would be hard to impose unless Russia and Iran, Assad's allies, were on board.

"We talked every day, but it wasn't like he would try to impose, unless I was obviously struggling," Phil Hughes said.

The case next goes to a district judge to decide what sanctions should be imposed -- unless Microsoft moves to appeal to the Supreme Court.

None ever did in the Muslim part, unless imposed from outside.

Price controls could be imposed in three years unless there were significant price reductions.