Sentence examples for previously imposed from inspiring English sources

Some advocates said the rules were still more significant than any previously imposed.

Both Scotland and Wales previously imposed moratoriums on fracking for shale gas.

Network Rail has previously imposed speed limits to avoid danger to commuters.

The Mylan fine is five times larger than anything previously imposed by the FTC.

Whereas unions and employers previously imposed terms from above, companies can now break free of them.

That also means that investors should consider a company more favorably if it relaxes previously imposed restrictions.

The loss of members from a family in some clades/species can be due to the loss of the physiological constraints that previously impose as deleterious the absence of this family [ 50].

Previously, Putnam imposed 1percentt redemption fees on global and international funds exchanged or sold within 90 days on some accounts, and in December expanded that policy to cover all Putnam-administered 401(k) plans and taxable high-yield funds.

"I would find that extraordinary, that they say it's racist but we are going to leave in effect all of the sentences that have previously been imposed," he said.

Previously, California imposed a ten-year statute of limitations on rape and other sex crimes.

The upper layer of the feudal lords, first the Church and then others, were able to acquire economic and legal immunity, which made them exempt to a significant degree from court jurisdiction or economical obligations (including taxation), that had previously been imposed by the ruling dukes.