Sentence examples for subsequent imposition from inspiring English sources

After the Soviet Union absorbed Estonia in 1940, the blue-black-white flag was outlawed, but most Estonians resented the subsequent imposition of Soviet Red Banner designs.

Like Norman Jewison's soon-to-be-remade Rollerball, and Daniel Minihan's excellent and underrated Series 7: The Contenders, the movie makes the traditional sci-fi sport with the idea of society breaking down, and the subsequent imposition of terror and tyranny.

North-South tensions are high following Pyongyang's nuclear test in February and the subsequent imposition of expanded UN sanctions.

But the 1980-88 withwIranIrandand the 1991 Gulf War, sparked by Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, together with the subsequent imposition of international sanctions, had a devastating effect on its economy and society.

Furthermore, this study revealed that the role of NaHS in alleviating heat shock stress could be attributed to H2S, as the levels of endogenous H2S increased following NaHS pretreatment and subsequent stress imposition, in accordance with similar findings by Zhang et al. [ 27].

Nevertheless, plaintiffs identify a number of new and, for lack of a better term, allegedly bad acts, relating predominantly to interoperability, taken by Microsoft both prior and subsequent to the imposition of liability.

Regarding the disaster that is TARP, it's well documented that Bernanke played a major even coercive role in its imposition and subsequent emasculation of the banking system.

The government's pretense of legality notwithstanding, one should make no mistake about it: the imposition and subsequent indefinite extension of the Emergency Decree marks the staging of a silent (if unacceptably violent) coup on the part of the Abhisit administration and its military backers.

Open admission — guaranteed spots for city high school graduates — did come to pass, but so did the imposition of tuition and subsequent increases.

To investigate the effect of correct estimation of image defocus and subsequent CTF correction, we tested arbitrary CTF imposition onto the images of two-dimensional crystals of Rous sarcoma virus capsid protein.

The one-child policy was such a small part of the unexplained impositions on our lives that its subsequent scrutinization by my classmates in the U.S., a few years later — "Did your parents have to get rid of your siblings?" — seemed entirely divorced from the reality of my experience.