Sentence examples for imposition of severe from inspiring English sources

The bailouts have increasingly shifted to the imposition of severe cuts across the board.

On the sidelines of the ASEAN conference in Singapore, both US President Obama and Russian President Medvedev had firm words that suggested the imposition of severe future economic sanctions if Iran does not cooperate.

With the recent imposition of severe fishing restrictions, boats are not leaving port, thus crippling the industry (as well as the income of some 35,000 people) and resulting in the absence of fish on the local market.

On Friday, the Japanese prime minister and his advisers also considered strengthening surveillance of the islands and the imposition of more severe penalties for unauthorized visits in an effort to prevent a recurrence of similar incidents, Mr. Fujimura, the cabinet official, said.

They were told "A repetition of such incidents... would warrant the imposition of the severest penalties at the disposal of the US Olympic Committee".

In a field experiment, with four selected lines, four canopy sizes and two canopy mixture treatments were introduced prior to the imposition of control, mild and severe water stress conditions.

While I welcome more reliable service, I find any new imposition of regulations will be a severe imposition on my pocket.

The tribunal had decided to impose an "exclusion from the Scottish Cup until the debt is paid in full, with no imposition of a fine but a severe censure given".

21 During the last outbreak (2006 and 2007), a ban on livestock trade and an imposition of a quarantine resulted in severe economic losses that run to greater than US $9.3 million.

Krugman and Joe Stiglitz are critics of the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) imposition of austerity as a cure for severe recessions.

Therefore, the imposition of sanctions post-1990 had a particularly severe effect on Iraq's economy and food security levels of the population.