Sentence examples for publicly imposed from inspiring English sources
Black market, trading in violation of publicly imposed regulations such as rationing laws, laws against certain goods, and official rates of exchange among currencies.
Why doesnt the U.S. government simply reward drug inventors directly, with money raised from regular taxes, publicly imposed and publicly collected?
A sum of surety, put up by friends but which was not disclosed publicly, was also imposed.
Sprint's directors will have to acknowledge publicly the restrictions imposed by Mr. Webster, BellSouth said in a statement.
Ever since February, when Facebook filed its initial investment prospectus, the youthful C.E.O. has had to check with his own lawyers before saying virtually anything publicly — a requirement imposed as part of the S.E.C.'s pre-I.P.O.
Backed by the insurance companies, ALEC has been promoting a campaign to stop state insurance commissioners from requiring insurance companies to meet the same accountability and auditing rules that were imposed on publicly-traded corporations in the wake of the Enron debacle".
But Canada said Brazil's move was insufficiently different from proposals it rejected before publicly threatening to impose sanctions.
While the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) was publicly criticized for imposing harsh penalties on students who were not involved in the payment scandal, major improvements in the USC program resulted.
Publicly, top Hamas officials have imposed cease-fire conditions that Israel considers absurd.
Alex W. had been in court in July to to appeal against a €780 fine imposed on him for publicly defaming Mrs Sherbini.
The decision marks the first time regulators have publicly backed away from the strict rules imposed by the Basel Committee in 2010.
