Sentence examples for still imposed from inspiring English sources

Later, there were bans from Carolina Herrera (recently lifted) and Dolce & Gabbana (still imposed).

She struggled, shooting 6 of 27, but still imposed her will on the game with 13 points and 15 rebounds.

Although she says she explained to officials why she could not make the meeting, the fine was still imposed.

The only European states in which the crown is still imposed in the course of a religious ceremony of consecration are Great Britain and the Vatican.

Alex Fishman, perhaps Israel's foremost military journalist, wondered Tuesday in the pages of the largest daily newspaper, Yediot Ahronot, what "red lines" Israel still imposed on itself.

It was the latest piece of evidence to call Pistorius's character into question at the end of a dramatic first week in a murder trial that could only be more tense if South Africa still imposed the death penalty.

While still imposing, Rivera has not been his usual dominant self.

Mr Tribe believes that juries may still impose hefty fines on defendants in egregious cases.

Whatever special abilities dyslexia may bestow, difficulty with reading still imposes a handicap.

Ministries which still impose an FDI ceiling on the industries they oversee should also abandon them.

The amateur ideal, though faded and worn, still imposes some restraints.