Sentence examples for law imposed from inspiring English sources

That law imposed a 4% Tax on the New Hampshire-derived income of nonresidents.

In 1989, the elected government was overthrown and Sharia law imposed.

The new law imposed such severe restrictions on financing that nobody expected any deals.

The law imposed stricter sentencing guidelines for criminals involved in financial aid fraud.

During a period of martial law, imposed in 1981, she published poems under a pseudonym in the underground press.

Administration officials said the Indiana law imposed impermissible restrictions on the freedom of Medicaid recipients to choose health care providers.

Russians call his sort of case "telephone law," imposed by the politically powerful through a call to the courthouse.

In the name of liberalizing immigration policy, the new law imposed a uniform quota on all countries, regardless of size.

Ms. Ignagni said the law imposed new requirements, taxes and fees on health plans, which could further drive up costs.

But last spring, a new federal law imposed heavy fines on airlines for keeping airplanes full of passengers on tarmacs.

Some of those also sought to scratch their way around caps that the law imposed on donations.