Sentence examples for normally imposed from inspiring English sources

'Sanctions are normally imposed by the Government.

Specific limitations are normally imposed on the type and quantity of antioxidants that may be used.

Moreover, these loans have come without the kinds of policy conditions normally imposed by the International Monetary Fund.

Executing the Toccata at the speed limit normally imposed by Mother Nature would still allow room for the underlying melodic elements and bouncing rhythmic figures to be distinguishable.

Regulations about soil quality are normally imposed at international level while many countries have set up monitoring networks at national scale.

Mr. Sher's production breaks away from the strict naturalism normally imposed on Wilson's writing (and suggested in the playwright's precise descriptions of setting) to open wide the play's beating heart.

Poorer-lit regions, including normally imposing mountain ranges, look as flat as the ocean floor.

It has also set a deadline of seven years for re-evaluating the programme, half the time that it would normally impose for an agricultural chemical.

The plan overcomes the inequity such a system would normally impose on landowners in preservation areas by giving them a credit for each house they were entitled to build under the existing zoning.

The spasm of activity is aimed at attracting voluntary subscribers to the lawmakers' e-mail lists, which would not be subject to House rules that normally impose a 90-day blackout before an election for taxpayer-supported Congressional mass communications.

He said that by late Tuesday the visas had not been issued, and that the United Nations was urging Myanmar to cut through the red tape it normally imposes on visitors.