Sentence examples for initially imposed from inspiring English sources

Airborne initially imposed the fuel surcharge in February 2000.

This project was successful in a sense that the airship met the specification initially imposed.

But that was only after an appeals court reversed the six-year sentence he initially imposed.

For its part, the N.C.A.A. has eased up on some of the sanctions that it initially imposed on Penn State.

The costs of regulation, though initially imposed on businesses, are usually transferred to consumers through higher prices.

The state government initially imposed a 24-hour curfew, but relaxed it Monday to a dusk-to-dawn curfew.

Iraq would be "governed by a senior US military officer... with a civilian administrator", which would "initially impose martial law", while Iraqis would be relegated to the sidelines as "advisers" to the US administration.

In late 2009, as Brazil raced out of recession and money began to pour in, the authorities switched direction, initially imposing a financial-transactions tax of 2% on foreign purchases of stocks and bonds.

However, a previous study in the domain of electrical circuits troubleshooting suggested an expertise-reversal effect: Process information might initially impose an effective cognitive load and lead to higher efficiency but may become redundant and impose an ineffective load when training progresses, which hampers efficiency.

The Checkpoints Parent-Teen Driving Agreement (Checkpoints P-TDA) was designed so that parents could initially impose strict limitations on teen driving in high-risk driving conditions (e.g., at night and with teen passengers) and gradually increase driving privileges over time as teens demonstrate responsible driving behavior.

These results support the hypothesis of the immune system initially imposing strong selective pressure on the viral envelope gene.