Sentence examples for measures were imposed from inspiring English sources

It was only 120% in 2010 when the first austerity measures were imposed.

Many of the measures were imposed by officials responsible for fiscal matters rather than health care.

Primarily in response to North Korea's ballistic missile testing and nuclear proliferation activities, a number of new North Korean sanctions measures were imposed in 2017.

Those rules, to be reviewed by E.U. heads of state and government next week, would still leave nations time to adjust their budgets before the measures were imposed.

Local officials are taking no chances: on Wednesday, emergency measures were imposed in 38 urban zones, towns and cities, including Parisian suburbs.

When the measures were imposed seven months ago, states from France to Germany hailed them as a sign that the union had passed from a purely economic grouping to a nascent political force bound by shared moral values.

Their target: Europe's new fiscal pact, and the austerity measures being imposed on struggling countries across the eurozone.

The union claims that jobs are being lost, pay cut and services reduced under cost-saving measures being imposed by managers.

According to George Osborne, unless drastic austerity measures are imposed as per the government spending review, the international financial markets will lose confidence in Britain.

Now Clarke's justice minister, Lord McNally, has weighed in against any kneejerk "tough on crime" measures being imposed on the package in reaction to the riots.

The European Union, the largest single donor to the Palestinians, prefers a wait-and-see approach to the new Palestinian government before any punitive measures are imposed.