Sentence examples for night imposed from inspiring English sources

That volatility is a big reason that France on Thursday night imposed a temporary 15-day ban on short-selling — negative bets — against financial and insurance company stocks.

Several factors could hold up the deal, including a deadline of Friday night imposed by Jones on the club last week to work out an arrangement with the Heat.

The Micheletti government announced the decree Sunday night, imposing sweeping restrictions on civil liberties.

The Manhattan skyline made a terrific backdrop for Dirty Projectors at East River State Park on Sunday night: imposing, unmistakable, slightly jagged, a bit inscrutable.

The Senate reached a bipartisan agreement concerning the latest round of sanctions on Russia late Monday night, imposing new economic restrictions on Moscow and bolstering congressional oversight designed to limit Trump's executive powers in this area.

Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rosselló on Wednesday afternoon imposed a 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew for the general public, which will continue until Saturday.

As state overseers tonight imposed $2.8 million in cuts in the Roosevelt school district to prevent it from running out of money, legislative leaders were seeking a full state takeover and more money for the long-troubled district.

President Trump signed an executive order on Monday afternoon imposing the new penalties, which would bar United States companies or citizens from buying debt or accounts receivable from the Venezuelan government.

Northamptonshire county council issued a section 114 notice on Friday afternoon imposing financial controls and banning expenditure on all services except for its statutory obligations to safeguard vulnerable people.

Constraints (5)–(7) impose the capacity constraints on the conventional generators.

Constraint (7) imposes the minimum inventory which should be stored as safety stocks in opened warehouses.