Sentence examples for terms imposed on from inspiring English sources

They have to accept any terms imposed on them.

The terms imposed on Greece and Ireland are stifling growth.

Talabani called the report "unfair" and "unjust"; he compared it to terms imposed on a "colony".

The conclusion of the war is best remembered for the harsh terms imposed on Germany.

The notorious 17-year-old rapper had been prohibited from using firearms under parole terms imposed on him in 2011.

He served with distinction during the siege of Paris but was passed over for promotion because of his public criticism of the peace terms imposed on France.

Paris Saint-Germain coach Laurent Blanc says he thinks the one-month jail term imposed on Bastia striker Brandao (above) for headbutting PSG midfielder Thiago Motta as "disproportionate".

He struck a similar tone about two other major financial cases — the convictions of executives from Taylor, Bean & Whitaker, a now-defunct mortgage lender, and the 110-year prison term imposed on R. Allen Stanford for his Ponzi scheme.

Besides the lengthy prison term imposed on Mr. Ibrahim, 27 people associated with the Ibn Khaldun Center, his respected research organization, were also sentenced and the center itself has been closed down.

She was sentenced to seven years in a labor camp followed by five years of internal exile, which was described at the time as the harshest term imposed on a dissident woman in the three decades since Stalin died.

After his killers were sentenced on Monday, his widow Kate said she was disgusted at the term imposed on Wootton, saying he had shown no remorse.