Sentence examples for initially imposing from inspiring English sources

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.

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

To simulate the spiral waves we have, thus, created a phase defect by initially imposing a spatial gradient of the inhibitor along the x-direction and a second spatial gradient of the activator along the y-direction as α (t = 0, x, y )   =   α s (1 + κ (2 x N − 1 ) ) γ (t = 0, x, y )   =   γ s (1 + κ (2 y N − 1 ) ).

Airborne initially imposed the fuel surcharge in February 2000.

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

The environmental agency initially imposed a moratorium on human pesticide studies, but it later accepted such studies case by case in making decisions on regulating chemicals.

When the suspension was initially imposed, an appeal seemed unlikely because the commissioner's office hears appeals, making a substantial change in the ruling unlikely.

The governing African National Congress demanded that the painting be removed and the film and publications board initially imposed an age restriction on it.

Some advocacy organizations are still pushing for a sustained effort to revive the assault-weapons ban, which was initially imposed in 1994 and expired a decade later.