Sentence examples for imposes for from inspiring English sources

The bill imposes, for the first time, a limit on the number of charters in New York City.

That is the penalty New York law imposes for missing the April 1 deadline for a new budget.

There is a collateral awareness of the penalties that Singapore imposes for such malefactions as dropping a candy wrapper on the sidewalk.

He said that with a misdemeanor as his third strike, Mr. Andrade received a longer sentence than California ordinarily imposes for rape or second-degree murder.

It imposes, for example, upon nonrecidivists guilty of arson causing great bodily injury a maximum sentence of nine years in prison; it imposes upon those guilty of voluntary manslaughter a maximum sentence of 11 years.

These are the future customers of the tobacco industry," he said, pointing out that smoking generated "a vast financial burden for the state in terms of medical and care costs and it imposes, for those who succumb to tobacco-related illness, pain and suffering".

Heavy fines were imposed for cheating.

Blanket curfews were imposed for months.

A small fine can be imposed for not voting.

Penalties are imposed for flying outside or below these limits.

The following decade, standards were imposed for refrigerators nationwide.