Sentence examples for officially imposed from inspiring English sources

"Hamas has not yet officially imposed its cultural program, but it's in place," he said.

These arts were influenced by and exercised a reciprocal influence upon the styles of officially imposed Indianized arts.

Everywhere one turned in the newly resurgent Rwanda, the complexities of officially imposed unity seemed to test the limits of possibility.

We were hoping to transform our destination, to employ our presence as witnesses, even if a century too late, to raise it out of officially imposed obscurity.

Federal banking regulators have not officially imposed their new rules for the top mortgage servicers, but criticism is already being heard.

Dongzhou, however, is 90 miles notheast across a wide bay from Hong Kong, whose television signals reach across the water easily, and news of the killings has spread rapidly, despite the officially imposed silence in Chinese media.

Transit officials have promised to listen to the public before officially imposing fare increases next month.

Judge Blue set Dec. 2 as the date he will officially impose the sentence.

However, while countries including the UK continue to abstain from officially imposing a similar ban, there is still much more that western governments can do to help bring justice to Magnitsky's name.

His only concern with swimming in Windermere is the speed of some boats, despite a 10mph speed limit imposed officially in 2005.

Latin was the language of the law courts in the West and of the military throughout the Empire, but was not imposed officially on peoples brought under Roman rule.