Sentence examples for it has been imposed from inspiring English sources
The notion that a word, once it has been imposed to signify, carries with it all of its syntactical modes, or possible combinations with other words, had been around since the twelfth century.
Under current law, revising a sentence after it has been imposed is nearly impossible.
But to the extent that it has been imposed by others, we can do much.
It has been imposed on us by a misguided and deeply conservative "reform" movement.
U.K. regulators have embraced this change in enforcement policy, and it has been imposed by New York State's financial regulator.
In recent months it has been imposed upon several food companies and financial-services firms, among others.
The Old Bailey heard that it had been imposed because it was suspected he had been involved in "terrorism-related activities".
In 1983 the school reform movement reached its most dramatic moment when a National Commission on Excellence in Education warned that the nation was "at risk". It said that American education had reached such a state that, if it had been imposed on us by a foreign power, we would have regarded it as an act of war.
I had not chosen her friendship; it had been imposed upon me .Janet Flanner, writing in the New Yorker in 1956, dubbed "A Certain Smile" proof that Sagan is "a born French novelist of style & quality, whose performance is unconnected with her calendar".
Mr. López had argued that the disqualification amounted to political discrimination; it had been imposed by pro-Chávez officials because of legal claims against him from his time as a member of a nonprofit group and as mayor of Chacao, a municipality in Caracas.
