Sentence examples for soon imposed from inspiring English sources

He was reelected in 1865, however, and soon imposed a dictatorship.

At first, travel was legal, but Mr. Castro soon imposed restrictions.

With the communists firmly in power, the will of Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin was soon imposed on Czechoslovakia.

Still, the visitors nearly got off to a dream start as Bale hit the post in just the second minute, but Rayo soon imposed themselves with former Manchester United player Bebé setting up their first goal.

Western experts and local elites in the developing world soon imposed targets for reductions in family size, and used military analogies to drive home the urgency, says Matthew Connelly, a historian of population control at Columbia University in New York.

They soon imposed their authority over some of the neighboring tribes.

Trump also said he could soon impose US import tariffs on EU cars, widening the global trade dispute further.

The law, passed in 2010, will soon impose stiff penalties on foreign financial firms that fail to declare their American clients.

Banks are lobbying hard, but it is widely expected that the OFT will soon impose a similar price cap on fees for breaking overdraft limits and bouncing cheques.

The solution, congestion pricing, may soon impose tolls to help fix the subways and reduce the number of cars and trucks on roads like the B.Q.E.

Indeed, Napster may soon impose a subscription fee as a way to compensate the record companies and artists whose music is being bootlegged.