Sentence examples for it imposed as from inspiring English sources

It is several years since the United Nations dropped the mild sanctions it imposed as punishment for Lockerbie.

Even Prime Minister Antonis Samaras, who fought hard to push the package through Parliament, characterized the cuts it imposed as "unfair".

If they did, they might persuade America to lift the sanctions it imposed as a result of Sudanese atrocities in Darfur a decade ago.

While it has been adapted for compressible, incompressible, viscous and inviscid flows, it is limited in the types of boundary conditions that it imposes, as are most volume penalization methods.

But its people have lost a lot by virtue of 56 years of isolation, not all of it externally imposed, as well as made some gains.

Or should we see Mahler's 10th Symphony as a stele of its own, as a cautionary reminder of mortality and the limits it imposes, as ruins to be poked through by visitors left to imagine what might have been?

Those are Holiday's formative and constant experiences — racism and the hardness, the ugliness, the danger that it imposes as her unrelenting daily lot, and from which her ideas, her career, and her art are inseparable.

But what if an adult woman were, as with breast implants or aesthetic genital surgery, to request this particular treatment, as opposed to having it imposed on her, as a minor?

The series proved successful for the network; she described the lifestyle it imposed on her as being "definitely a different way to grow up".

"I'm only opposed when it's imposed as a pretext for real estate speculation.

It was imposed as a form of judicial punishment and as a means of maintaining discipline in schools, prisons, military forces, and private homes.