Sentence examples for policy imposed from inspiring English sources

The new standard replaces a more restrictive policy imposed by the Bush administration.

His progress at Schalke and Werder Bremen was part of a  policy imposed by the German  federation upon the Bundesliga.

Under the one-child policy, imposed in 1979 as a way of reining in population growth, most families were limited to one child.

This is a difficult balance to strike, one that this new policy, imposed by executive order, will make harder to achieve in the long run.

The policy, imposed by Congress shortly after Beijing's violent suppression of pro-democracy protesters in 1989, restricts scientific exchanges and blocks exports of space technology.

Brand met with trustees Sept. 9 and announced the firing the next day, saying Knight violated a zero-tolerance behavior policy imposed in May.

Won't this policy impose a bunch of new (onerous) responsibilities on the Australian Taxation Office?

The parties do not dispute that the ADC no-beard policy imposes a substantial burden on Holt.

The policy imposes an penalty of between £14 and £22 a week on working-age tenants deemed to have more bedrooms than they need.

Where this policy imposes a duty to notify and recuse, that duty falls on the person in the position of power or authority in the relationship.

Likewise, in part because it operates much like a rigid, numerical quota, respondents' policy imposes unfair and unnecessary burdens on innocent third parties.