Sentence examples for imposed which from inspiring English sources

Drastic water restrictions were imposed which essentially allowed for little more than the bare minimum of drinking water.

Otherwise, he warned, "there will be a lingering suspicion that they have been imposed," which could further destabilize the country.

See articleDebate intensified outside Libya over whether a no-fly zone should be imposed, which the rebels are calling for with growing desperation.

But the actions fell short of stricter penalties that could have been imposed, which Bank of New York officials described as a relief.

Varney added: "Having applied for and received AWA's medical notes, an earlier DNR appears to have been imposed, which we understand the family also had no knowledge of.

(ii) The amount of the tax imposed which is shown on the return for the taxable year (as defined in paragraph (b)(4) of this section), reduced by any rebate (as defined in paragraph (b)(5) of this section).

With the cuts he is imposing, which will lead to the unpopular privatisation of a number of departmental agencies, it will be the first of many stern tests.

They contacted me because of the damp, cold conditions they experienced and the potential rent increase the landlord was looking impose, which they could not afford to pay.

One of the most imposing, which also boasts the greatest span for a wooden trussed roof in the ancient world, was the Odeon of Agrippa, named after the emperor Augustus' civil administrator.

They've always struck me as rather military and imposing, which I suppose is kind of the point.

And sometimes he's a little imposing, which can make some kids very nervous at first.