Sentence examples for instance imposed from inspiring English sources

Blair, for instance, imposed a three-line whip ahead of the Iraq war. it is argued.

Shanghai, for instance, imposed huge "license fees" on competing Citroën cars from Hubei province to protect the locally made Volkswagen Santana, which monopolizes the taxi fleet.

Wisconsin, for instance, imposed a three-month limit on benefits for able-bodied adults without dependents in 2015.

Jersey, for instance, imposes strict housing restrictions.

The Italian government, for instance, imposes a heavy burden on society because the politicians who run it are mainly concerned with extracting rent rather than providing public services.

The individual LegalRx plan from ARAG, for instance, imposes a 90-day waiting period after sign-up for standard wills and uncontested adoption proceedings, but then pays the full costs; its employer-based plans impose no waiting periods.

In both the Senate and the House, bills have been introduced to eliminate some of the worst of the fee practices, as well as the ability of credit card issuers to, for instance, impose retroactive interest rate charges.

The strictest ones, for instance, impose a minimum age to ensure that their penitents are disciplined enough to maintain complete silence, as well as keep staring straight ahead, as they march for as long as 14 hours to the sound of drums and trumpets.

The visual system, for instance, imposes structure on sensory input by organizing the visual world into discrete objects (Wagemans et al., 2012).

Indiana, for instance, imposes aggregate limits on the political contributions of corporations and labor unions.

Are you, for instance, imposing oppressive time lines and workloads on your staff?