Sentence examples for left imposed from inspiring English sources

[Page A1.] Argentina Imposes Strict Controls Argentina's president, Eduardo Duhalde, left, imposed strict new controls on the foreign-exchange market.

Loury's alliance with the right was rooted in part in his deep aversion to the intellectual conformity he felt the left imposed on black intellectuals; the right offered not only prestige, resources and acceptance but also, it seemed, the freedom to speak his mind.

I'm aware that Medicare, left unreformed, will impose untenable burdens on future generations and budgets.

But Deng was publicly embarrassed as protesters disrupted Mr Gorbachev's visit; after the Soviet leader left, Deng imposed martial law, and became more isolated than ever.Turned upside downMr Putin arrived in China on the anniversary of the imposition of martial law, and found the historical roles reversed.

While the situation facing the NCD community differs, in many respects it is similar: HIV is a chronic disease; the global communitys response to HIV was similarly belated; and, as with HIV, there is a significant potential, that left unchecked, NCDs will impose a devastating health burden on people and health systems of low-income countries, much like HIV did throughout the 1980s and 1990s.

But the programs in California and New Jersey show that paid leave imposes few burdens, and in fact offers significant benefits, for employers.

The quake left the imposing structure shattered, its signature white domes collapsed, its Oval Office equivalent a total loss.

Let's stipulate that the current deficit is big and the accumulation of debt, if left unimpeded, imposes a future threat to the economy.

And yet the so-called "regional" composers left an imposing body of work, which is integral to the century as a whole.

"It is enough to release those seven people left and impose a moratorium, announce a goodwill towards civil society and people of alternative views.

Others who did win titles Monday night included Koji Murofushi of Japan in the men's hammer, Pawel Wojciechowski of Poland in the men's pole vault and Valerie Adams in the women's shot put, with a championship record throw of 21.24 meters that left the imposing New Zealander leaping around the infield like a gymnast.