Sentence examples for laws were imposed from inspiring English sources

Their homophobic laws were imposed by Britain in the 19th century, during the era of colonialism, and retained after independence.

After the French-supremacy language laws were imposed, about 40percentt of Montreal's English-speaking population decamped for Ontario and points west.

A survey conducted by the organisation this year found that more than 70 businesses had opened in Kings Cross since the laws were imposed in early 2014.

The laws were imposed after it was determined that some water coolers and water fountains could taint drinking water with lead.

It was true that national laws were imposed by force in the last resort, but the vast majority of people observed them from a sense of social obligation rather than from a fear of police or imprisonment.

"The feelings of a community that has been established here for 2,000 years have the right to be respected," said Ms. Zevi, whose family fled Italy when anti-Jewish laws were imposed in 1938.

In many cases, the very laws being imposed so zealously were introduced by the European empires that carved up and plundered Africa.

Affirmative action laws are imposed by the government on organizations that do business with it, said Timothy S. Bland, an employment lawyer in Memphis.

Extremist clerics began demanding Saudi-style Sharia laws be imposed across Pakistan.

Instead of laws being imposed on the harvesters by outsiders, guidelines drawn up by harvesting specialists would be more effective.

Uniform concentration profiles calculated from the initial gas phase concentrations using Henry's law were imposed as initial conditions, which was consistent with the liquid phase being saturated with the feed gases prior to inoculation.