Sentence examples for ones imposed on from inspiring English sources

The penalty and subsequent ones imposed on other banks and brokers showed that the rates themselves were being manipulated.

Democratic activists there want a legislature and other institutions without restrictions like the ones imposed on Free Kashmir, where the elected legislature controls only 4 out of 56 subjects covered in the state constitution.

We are not asking for boots on the ground but for a no-fly zone similar to the ones imposed on Iraq and Libya and for support for the opposition's Free Syrian Army.

Next week, the State Legislature is expected to consider a state takeover of the city, including the establishment of a financial review board that would be similar to the ones imposed on Bridgeport in the 1980's and West Haven and Jewett City in the 1990's.

Sanctions, but not ones imposed on them, have also given Partick Thistle reason for cheer ahead of the new campaign.

There are also the limitations inherent to the use of a static analysis tool (i.e., inheritance, polymorphism and virtual calls) (Robillard and Murphy 2003), however the limitations of this study are similar to the ones imposed on the other empirical studies with similar goals (Figueiredo et al. 2008) (Coelho et al. 20082011) (Ferrari et al. (2010).

The report further suggests that a travel ban similar to one imposed on senior Liberian officials by the United States should be applied by all nations.

"I demand that Fifa gives Rodrigo Paiva an exemplary punishment just like the one imposed on my colleague [Luis] Suárez!!!" tweeted Pinilla.

The prime minister said the government would look at ways to bring privately owned companies under a regime that could mimic the one imposed on major stock market companies.

At the same time, I also came to realize that in helping Iraqis organize elections, we were facilitating the first ever attempt by the people of a modern Arab state to write their own social contract — rather than have one imposed on them by kings, dictators or colonial powers.

An industry standard that works across all media and technology companies is preferable in theory to one imposed on everyone else by a single company.