Sentence examples similar to imposing on him for additional from inspiring English sources

A death sentence imposed on him for his alleged participation in the 1947 revolt in Madagascar embittered him, despite a later reprieve, and the poems of Antidote, written while he was imprisoned in 1947 50 and published in 1961, reflect his anger at the injustice imposed on him and his political hopes for the future.

Alex W. had been in court in July to to appeal against a €780 fine imposed on him for publicly defaming Mrs Sherbini.

He would try to avoid the obligations imposed on him for the rest of his reign.

He added, "He's actually more imposing on him than he is watching him from afar".

Pakistan's Mohammad Asif has lodged an appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas) against a ban imposed on him by the International Cricket Council ICCC).

Colin (Sheldon Best) is a runner; he's running for his life, away from the limits imposed on him by class and ignorance.

Andrew Garfield, a bright star in the making (Kid A, Lions for Lambs), struggles gamely with the extra burden imposed on him.

Black was, as he has been for years, uncommunicative and impassive as the verdict was announced and a further life sentence was imposed on him.

Limits are imposed on the use of additional material, like aluminum or plywood for the robot's skeleton, and the robots can weigh no more than 130 pounds.

Today, Lancaster magistrates imposed an interim ban on him for a separate matter in which he failed to provide information when his car was clocked speeding in Morecambe.

The laws allow local government to impose fines for additional children.