Sentence examples for once imposed from inspiring English sources
President Yoweri Museveni once imposed a ban on imported semen.
Lenders have dropped the more onerous requirements they once imposed on buyers in this category.
Worship today is a far cry from the rituals once imposed by European missionaries.
ESPN remains the most powerful force in college football, but the Mountain West chafed at the control it once imposed.
MOST notably, the Russians were spared any reminder of the iron-fisted rule they once imposed over half of Europe.
James B. Cunningham, the deputy American representative, said that once imposed, sanctions should be kept in place until the leader against whom they are directed changes behavior.
Much of that no doubt results from the national mood of unity that has concentrated attention on anti-terrorism efforts and made issues that were once imposing seem smaller.
Small wonder, when recent polls have shown the president's once imposing lead among women shrinking to single digits.At times, both men headed a farcical distance away from foreign policy, as they sought to appeal to war-weary, inward-looking voters.
A broad range of ideas — loosening antitrust statutes to allow news organizations to start charging for online content all at once; imposing a tax on iPads and other electronic devices to subsidize the cost of reporting; creating a public fund akin to AmeriCorps to pay young journalists — have been suggested.
That the once imposing lion of labor is now a fragile "paper tiger".
All pure type-I collagen samples display very little reversibility regardless of their concentration once the imposed strains exceed about 10%; the gel never recovers its initial configuration once the capillary tips return to their initial location.
