Sentence examples for not being imposed from inspiring English sources
The voice of common sense retorted, of course, and what it said was that this colour was not being imposed.
So the death penalty is largely being abolished where it is not being imposed and remains largely untouched where it is.
State courts, he said, have an obligation to review capital cases to make sure that death sentences are not being imposed arbitrarily.
Michael Rushford, president of the Criminal Justice Legal Foundation and a death penalty advocate, said the death penalty was not being imposed often enough against people whose victims were poor.
"Our message to prime minister Maliki and to all Iraqi leaders is that this is the one process that is consistent with the Iraqi constitution that is going to lead to a new government and he needs to respect that process and let it go forward, because frankly this is not being imposed on anybody from outside of Iraq, this is what the Iraqis themselves have decided to do".
Further, the electric power has also been measured for the upconverted and downconverted signal which clearly indicates that crosstalk is not being imposed on the signals by SOA-MZI.
He will not be imposed upon.
It should not be imposed.
The increases have not been imposed from rack to rack.
The necessary regulation has not been imposed, and will not be.
