Sentence examples for of those imposed from inspiring English sources

Vilma's suspension is the longest of those imposed on four players.

Overall, macroeconomic policy has ended up operating within constraints reminiscent of those imposed by the gold standard cult.

Laws used to persecute LGBT people today are often remnants of those imposed by the British colonialists.

Undue restrictions include, but are not limited to, prohibitions on the submission of binding shareholder proposals or ownership requirements in excess of those imposed by Rule 14a-8.

Lifting of UN and EU sanctions, along with some of those imposed by the United States, was a central component to the Iran Deal.

His administration has already announced modest new sanctions against Iran, but nothing on the scale of those imposed before the nuclear agreement.

Unfortunately, it turns out that Iraq is making major strides in meeting another set of benchmarks: those imposed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

As the number of devout believers has dwindled, many of those imposing but well-preserved churches have helped nurture a literary tradition by hosting readings, salons, writing classes and theatrical productions.

Of the 31 states that now do this, 29 allow it only for military and overseas voters, and several of those impose fairly tight restrictions on the process, according to Verified Voting.

If this law doesn't create an undue burden on women, Thompson wrote, then "no regulation, short of those imposing an outright prohibition on abortion, would". A similar law in Wisconsin — which has not gone into effect pending a court decision — would close the busiest of the state's four clinics, overburdening the remaining three, which already have waiting lists.

These types of artificial distinction asserted for purposes of regulation like those imposed on the telephone network such as "long distance" or "intra-lata" will undoubtedly make innovation impossible.