Sentence examples for imposes for a from inspiring English sources

Often frustrated with the limits that the industry imposes for a certain kind of "Broadway" standard, performance artists have been redefining the theatre scene, creating provocative new forms of entertainment.

While the protesters plan to defy the new ban as they march through Copenhagen, wearing burqas and other masks, police have said they'll be free to do so without risking the 1,000 kroner ($157) fine that the new law imposes for a first offence.

Yeltsin told visiting foreign journalists this week that he would meet whatever conditions the White House imposes for a May meeting, including removing all military hardware from a Red Square parade in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Allied victory over fascism.

"Retrials are generally imposed for a lighter sentence.

Life sentences can be imposed for a wide range of offences.

Many kettles appear to ignore the requirement that they be imposed for a legitimate purpose.

The bigger penalities would be imposed for a third or subsequent offense.

"The court was quite explicit that the stay away order would be imposed for a five-year term".

Schering-Plough agreed to pay a $1 million penalty, the largest imposed for a violation of the fair disclosure regulation.

It is one of the heaviest sentences ever imposed for a white-collar crime, and Peterson is planning to appeal.

All the talk about the greatest defense in football history is imposing for a league that dates to 1920.