Sentence examples for laws imposed on from inspiring English sources
He reactivated earlier discriminatory laws imposed on Christians and Jews and added new ones.
We have manmade laws imposed on human nature, and we have human nature.
The laws imposed on Iranian women are incompatible with their status and, consequently, the equality movement is very strong.
It ought to be a matter of shame, Cohen said, that people around the word are having our laws imposed on them.
Monday, November 27, Ashby-de-la-Zouch Today is only the first day of Ramadan, yet Mohammed at the BP garage is already in a bad mood due to the fasting laws imposed on him by his religion.
A report on Jammu and Kashmir State recommends that the central government "recognize the 'dual' and 'special' status of Jammu and Kashmir; review all laws imposed on the state after 1952 and respect the right of Kashmiris to travel freely across both sides of the Line of Control," India's border with Pakistan, reports The Indian Express.
Most states have laws imposing on health professionals duties to disclose to specified public health authorities information on suspected or confirmed cases of disease.
Some of those also sought to scratch their way around caps that the law imposed on donations.
The law imposed on India by the British also became a model for other parts of the empire.
Turing never saw himself as a victim, even when humiliated by the chemical castration the law imposed on him as a result of his homosexuality.
But that would seem an odd message from a justice whose opinion barely six weeks earlier had declared the Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional, in part because of the "injury and indignity" the federal law imposed on same-sex couples whose marriages their state chose to recognize.
