Sentence examples for internationally imposed from inspiring English sources

The presence of that air-defense system also kills any notion of an internationally imposed no-fly zone over Syria.

Occasionally toward the end of that first year after the earthquake, the Haitian government succeeded in pushing back against internationally imposed agendas it did not like.

In the west it is easy to pillory Russia for rejecting internationally imposed regime change by saying Vladimir Putin fears a "colour revolution" in Russia (even though there is no such prospect).

Mr. Sharon has said that the present Palestinian leadership is not a credible partner for negotiations, and that Israel must act now on its own or risk having to concede more territory in an eventual, internationally imposed plan.

He asserts that the Palestinian leadership is not a credible negotiating partner but that Israel must act now to avoid ceding more land in an eventual, internationally imposed solution.

Mr. Sharon says that Israel needs to draw more secure boundaries, and that if it does not act now, it risks an eventual, internationally imposed solution to the conflict that will deprive it of more territory.

Andrew Copson, chief executive of the British Humanist Association, said: "The notion that it is non-religious people in the UK today who want to force their views on others, coming from a man whose organisation exerts itself internationally to impose its narrow and exclusive form of morality and undermine the human rights of women, children, gay people and many others is surreal".

A conditional independence may thus have to be imposed internationally.

The report calculates that the Edinburgh-based bank's capital cushion would have been just 2% following the takeover of ABN – it is 11.3% now – and that if the new capital rules imposed internationally since the banking crisis were imposed retrospectively, RBS would have been short of capital since the end of 2004.

Internationally, she points to economic sanctions imposed on apartheid South Africa and Cuba for its communist regime as evidence of how nation-states can show more leadership.

In fact, what I realized is that gradually the Wall is taking on the characteristics of a unilateral imposed border, replacing the internationally recognized Green Line.