Sentence examples for it imposes for from inspiring English sources

It imposes, for example, upon nonrecidivists guilty of arson causing great bodily injury a maximum sentence of nine years in prison; it imposes upon those guilty of voluntary manslaughter a maximum sentence of 11 years.

These are the future customers of the tobacco industry," he said, pointing out that smoking generated "a vast financial burden for the state in terms of medical and care costs and it imposes, for those who succumb to tobacco-related illness, pain and suffering".

The Fund's fiercest critics are the country's militant trade unions, who blame the policies it imposed for a wave of lay-offs.

In a dissenting opinion, Justices Souter and Ginsburg said that while the law did not raise a separation of powers problem, the deadline it imposed for judicial action was so short as to raise a question of whether the law violated the constitutional right to due process.

Since I/O bandwidth is the bottleneck for evaluated applications [2], it imposes great challenges for computing science researchers to resolve this issue by reducing the volume of data to be transferred as much as possible.

It imposes immediate consequences for offending behaviour and allows children to take responsibility for their actions by making good on the harm caused to the victim or the community.

is; but through the conditions that it imposes in return for loans the I.M.F.

It imposes stiffer penalties for crimes motivated by hatred of any of several particular groups, including gays.

The package also lifts certain restrictions on people's right to associate and form civic organizations, and it imposes stricter penalties for human trafficking.

Samsung, a South Korean company that relies on Android for many of its products, has been pursuing legal battles worldwide over the levels and fairness of fees it imposes on others for using patented technologies.

It imposes harsh terms for detention and deportation of undocumented immigrants, regardless of the time they have spent in European countries, their work situation, their family ties or their achievements in integrating themselves into local society.