Sentence examples for measures imposed from inspiring English sources

The austerity measures imposed on Greece will cause more suffering and they are destined to fail.

Jubba also has to contend with the draconian security measures imposed on its international flights.

Marseille fans boycotted the match in protest of security measures imposed on visiting fans.

Either the NEP had to be properly restored or purely confiscatory measures imposed.

Layoffs and other fiscal measures imposed by the big museums simply are not an option for many smaller cultural organizations.

Barack Obama has warned of further sanctions against Russia, amid criticism that the measures imposed yesterday were "toothless".

Some will hold the EU and the measures "imposed by Brussels" responsible for the outbreaks of social unrest.

Social workers had seen "draconian" spending cuts and austerity measures imposed in many countries, affecting the most vulnerable people.

This micro-choreography of surveillance and security is also embodied in the new measures imposed to screen for terrorists.

In this context, the austerity measures imposed on all eurozone countries will be impossible to carry out.

Fierce austerity measures, imposed on a country that was told it did not need them, are unlikely to improve it.