Sentence examples for only imposed from inspiring English sources

None of this would work if it were only imposed from above.

Britain has not only imposed one of the highest capital ratios among major rich countries but has implemented it with notable vigour.

The PCS disputes the Department of Work and Pensions' (DWP) claim that sanctions targets do not exist and that sanctions are only imposed as a "last resort".

The first audience of the self is, of course, the self, and what stops us from revealing hurtful and damaging events isn't (or isn't only) imposed from without.

But, such was Márquez's mastery of distance and timing that the boxing writers' darling only imposed himself with any certainty in rounds eight, nine and 10.

This is a fine of between £50 and £10,000 a day, depending on the size of the business, and is only imposed when other efforts to force the employer to act have failed.

This not only imposes American sanctions on Cuba, but also on any foreigners who trade there.

Instead, it will only impose a less strict "duty of responsibility".

Many countries do not pursue insider-trading convictions, or if they do, only impose financial penalties.

It only imposes a burden on future generations without a corresponding benefit.

He claimed M23 only imposes a third of the taxes that the government did.