Sentence examples for only be imposed from inspiring English sources

Such terms can only be imposed on the defeated or those near defeat.

Instead, the ceiling will only be imposed for those on pre-payment meters.

But such a penalty can only be imposed by a vote of the finance ministers of fellow union members.

But a limit can only be imposed on non-EU migrants, most of whom are coming for high-skilled jobs.

The points penalty will only be imposed if Chelsea commit a similar offence during the 2005-06 season.

The fee the mayor is proposing would only be imposed during the week, between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.

Meanwhile, in Neath it is not yet known if a female-only shortlist will be imposed after Mr Hain's decision not to stand in 2015.

But in this case it's just a relief that the tax wouldn't be imposed only on domestic oil.

In a highly educated and well-informed society, only so much can be imposed from above.

Roger Martin, a spokesman for Inhilco, said the surcharge would be imposed only at lunchtime on weekdays.

Words "upon conviction thereof" were deleted as surplusage since punishment can be imposed only after a conviction.