Sentence examples for imposed worldwide from inspiring English sources

After the disaster, safety measures were imposed worldwide to increase survivability, and it is possible that some of the 170 people on board flight BA2276 owe their lives to those enhancements.

Radical Muslims believe that Sharia is required by God and must be imposed worldwide," he said.

The field of bioethics is sometimes conceived of as a homogeneous 'American' enterprise that has been exported and accepted (imposed) worldwide.

Answers ranging from "guide to the personal practice of Islam" to Gaffney's preferred option ("the Muslim God Allah's law that Muslims must follow and impose worldwide via jihad") still don't allow Muslims to express about what they believe about shariah.

In addition, since 1986 the International Whaling Commission has imposed a worldwide moratorium on commercial whaling.

In 1996, the European Commission imposed a worldwide ban on British beef exports.

The toll was such that the IWC imposed a worldwide moratorium on commercial whaling that entered into effect in 1986.

On August 3 the United Nations Security Council called for Iraq to withdraw from Kuwait, and on August 6 the council imposed a worldwide ban on trade with Iraq.

PAGE C1 In War Zone, a Diamond Ban The Security Council imposed a worldwide ban on buying rough diamonds from Sierra Leone, where rebels control the trade.

The civil war within Concacaf further intensified as Fifa imposed a worldwide ban on Lisle Austin, who claimed to be acting president of the federation in the wake of the suspension of Warner and attempted to fire Blazer.

The Rugby Football League outlawed the tackle with immediate effect on Wednesday, after the International Federation imposed a worldwide ban.