Sentence examples for is to be imposed from inspiring English sources

The ban is to be imposed until Oct. 31.

Customs duty is to be imposed on colored gem stones.

The ban is to be imposed from the end of next year.

Under the government's view, the law simply provides an enhanced sentence, which is to be imposed by the trial judge.

An upward ratchet of supposed misery is to be imposed on Russians, somehow commensurate with Putin's increasing lawlessness.

"But now that the idea of change is to be imposed on them from Sharon, and from outside, this belittles the point".

What limiting values are to be imposed?

PUHL: Yes, a special duty of observing secrecy was to be imposed on the officials.

The sentence was to be imposed by two magistrates, and appeal was made extremely difficult.

The new rules are to be imposed in July 2003 by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education, which oversees doctor training in the United States.

By mid-June, when the sanctions are to be imposed, the list is likely to be slimmed down to about $2 billion worth or less.