Sentence examples for imposition of harsh from inspiring English sources
They instead represent the imposition of harsh economic reality.The government knows this.
The imposition of harsh new requirements to vote has become a partisan issue, but it should not be.
They brought with them the tactics of terror - kidnappings of westerners and the imposition of harsh sharia law in the places over which they have control.
Yet all face indigenous Islamic movements that press for conservative reforms like the segregation of boys and girls in schools and colleges and imposition of harsh Shariah laws.
Radical Islamists have turned the territory into an enclave for Qaeda militants and for the imposition of harsh Shariah law, which has been used to terrorize the population with amputations, stonings, whippings and other abuses, particularly against women.
Radical Islamists have turned northern Mali into an enclave for Qaeda militants and for the imposition of harsh Shariah law, which has been used to terrorize the population, particularly women, with amputations, stonings, whippings and other abuses.
The ISI's methods and attitude – including indiscriminate bombings in civilian areas and the imposition of its harsh, ultraconservative interpretation of Islam – had long prompted debate within jihadi circles.
They were harshly punished for the crime of having terminated Pol Pot's slaughters, first by a (US-backed) Chinese invasion, then by the US imposition of extremely harsh sanctions.
Mehsud's outlandish conditions for dialogue included the imposition of a harsh version of Islamic law across the country.
The country's concerted crackdown on drugs -- and the imposition of increasingly harsh punishment for illicit usage, importation, and distribution -- probably owes its genesis to the appointment in 1930 of Harry Anslinger as the commissioner of the newly created United States Narcotics Bureau.
In the lower courts, the Justice Department successfully urged the imposition of the harsher sentence called for by the old law.
